Provost David Whalen said he encourages professors to audit their colleagues’ classes, just as Biology Professor Dan York has done this semester in taking Photography II from Photography Professor Doug Coon. His encouragement has worked — a handful of professors add extra hours in a classroom building to their schedules every semester, but they spend...
For the first time ever, alumnae returned to their college pool Homecoming weekend to compete in the Blue and White Intersquad Meet, which launches the swim team’s season. Seven alumnae, including two All-American swimmers, Linda Okonkowski ‘12 and Rachael Baer ‘15, traveled to Hillsdale for the meet, and head coach Kurt Kirner said he welcomed...
French fries, Ferris wheels, and freak shows — the Most Popular Fair On Earth never disappoints, but last week, tents upon tents of animals took the fair from, well, fair to fantastic. Here are eight of the cutest creatures who just left Hillsdale Saturday. 1. Fluffiest fluff ball This little guy’s fleece isn’t quite as...
Rules and punishments will not eradicate the college campus sexual assault pandemic. This crisis will end only when students’ education convinces them to lead moral lives. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos showed she does not understand this reality when she addressed the issue last Friday at the Mackinac Republican Leadership Conference, imploring universities to heighten the...
With an unknown challenge ahead, the Hillsdale College swim seam will dive into its first G-MAC season, fueled by fresh competition. After nearly 80 percent of the team swam lifetime best times at the GLIAC championship in February, head coach Kurt Kirner said he expects success from his team, which is bolstered by experienced upperclassmen...