Talk of starships and robots filled the formal lounge as Professor of History Bradley Birzer and Assistant Professor of Physics Timothy Dolch led a discussion about the history and development of science fiction and fantasy literature with approximately 20 students last Thursday. Their discussion, hosted by the Collegiate Scholars as a part of the Conversation,...
Executive Director of Information Technology Services David Zens retired from his position at Hillsdale College Tuesday after 24 years of service. David Zenz | Courtesy After bringing the Internet to the city of Hillsdale and serving Hillsdale College’s technology department for 24 years, Executive Director of Information Technology Services David Zenz retired this week. Friends...
The Hillsdale College softball team made history over spring break with its best conference start in 25 years. The Chargers swept Lake Superior State Lakers in their GLIAC opener, defeated the Tiffin University Dragons on Tuesday, but split their games against the Northwood University Timberwolves, putting them at 5-1 in conference games and 10-4 overall....
Tony Swinehart, professor of biology and curator of the Fisk Museum of Natural History, holds one of the tortoise shells donated by Brian Johnson. Madeleine Jepsen | Collegian An array of ornate turtle shells and rare mammal skeletons will soon bedeck the shelves of the Daniel M. Fisk Museum of Natural History for visitors to...
From taking out the trash to producing musicals, 89-year-old Hillsdale resident Bud Vear has poured countless hours of service into the Sauk Theatre for more than four decades. In February, the American Association of Community Theatre awarded him the Robert E. Gard Superior Volunteer award for his efforts. The organization will present Vear with the...