Hillsdale College students are the most engaged in community service of any four-year college students in America, according to The Princeton Review. In its annual guide, “Best 388 Colleges,” Princeton Review ranked Hillsdale in the top 25 in 14 of its 50 subcategories, including first in “Most Engaged in Community Service,” third in “Most Conservative...
The Hillcats, a jazz ensemble composed of several faculty members, gave their biannual concert, highlighting unique rhythm changes in many of their songs. “Blowin’ Rhythm: An Exploration of Rhythm Changes” offered a large variety of solos that alternated between two or more jazz players.The ensemble performed on April 8 in Plaster Auditorium. Chris McCourry, director...
Jonesville Lumber is one of several local businesses contributing to a spring home makeover sweepstakes this year, with national rewards that total $25,000. The Hillsdale Daily News conducts the local sweepstakes, for which businesses like Jonesville Lumber provide funding. The sweepstakes allow businesses to advertise, according to Abe Graves, co-owner of Jonesville Lumber. “This is...
The Senior Class Legacy Board announced the class of 2023 class officers at its annual formal dinner on April 4. More than 100 juniors gathered in the Searle Center to hear the long-awaited results. The new class officers are as follows: President, Andrew Davidson; Vice President, Josh Barker; Secretary, Joseph Coleman; Treasurer, Beth Potwardowski, and...
All political regimes, including the U.S. government, potentially lead to totalitarianism, said Assistant Professor of History Anna Vincenzi in a Delta Phi Alpha German honorary lecture on Tuesday. “You don’t need to be a monster to remake reality,” she said. Vincenzi joined Assistant Professor of German Jeffery Hertel for the reiteration of the honorary’s Kaffee...