The women’s music fraternity Sigma Alpha Iota held its end-of-semester concert on Nov. 19. The concert, entitled “New Horizons,” featured the 10 members of SAI in nine solo and ensemble pieces. “Since the theme was ‘New Horizons,’ all of the songs were about travel or finding home in some way,” said SAI sophomore Fiona Mulley....
Long guns, slippers with President John F. Kennedy’s face on them, and a lump of coal may seem completely unconnected. But they all find a home within the depths of Michael Alex Mossey Library’s Archives and Special Collections. The archives, first founded in the 19th century, house rare and antique books, as well as Hillsdale...
The Harry James Orchestra, directed by Fred Radke, had its fourth annual performance at the Searle Center on Nov. 5. The orchestra specializes in jazz and big band music from the early 20th century. Radke has directed the Harry James Orchestra since 1989, a year after trumpet player and composer Harry James’s death. “It’s a...
Hillsdale students will register for spring courses this month with a new system that replaced WebAdvisor, which the college had used since 2007. Self-Service will improve on the old application by preventing crashes as students enroll for next semester’s courses, according to Registrar Douglas McArthur. The new system will also allow students to see which...
In one of Hillsdale Homecoming’s more artistic competitions, the banners of Off-Campus Coalition, the Bloc, and Whit-Wat-Way took the top three spots. The creative process used inspiration drawn from the 1950s, in line with the overarching “Through the Decades” homecoming theme. OCC’s banner was based on the golden age of Hollywood and Western movies. “I...