With midterms and papers beginning to pile up nearly halfway through the semester, a great way for students to take a break is to stop in the library and pick out a book to read for fun. Easily found on the second floor of the library, more than 20 P.G. Wodehouse novels await curious readers. ...
They hadn’t played live in six months and they were nervous for their sold-out show. ‘Did they still know how to do this?’ the members of August Hotel asked themselves. This would be the first time the band would play their newest single, “Disaster and Delight,” live. Their fears would soon fade as the night...
The New York City Council proposed a new bill on Jan. 23 to allow green card holders and immigrants with work visas to vote in mayoral races and other elections in New York City. If passed, this legislation will further degrade the rule of law by extending the right to vote to nearly one million...
As the U.S. Census Bureau prepares for the 2020 census, Hillsdale County is gearing up to reach the entire community. The national census, which occurs every 10 years, determines the number of congressional seats apportioned and how state and federal dollars are distributed, among other things. Because the census occurs infrequently, undercounting one person has...
Though many in the Hillsdale community love the events put on by the college, not many of them are oriented towards serving women from different parts of campus. Associate Dean of Women Rebekah Dell and Director of Student Programs Ashlyn Neveau 16’ have organized an event just for that purpose. “One of the goals...