Parallel parking is now available only on the east side of Union Street instead of the west side, thanks to a traffic control order approved by the Hillsdale City Council during its Monday meeting. The order affects the portion of Union Street located between Barber Drive and College Street, which gives access to several local...
Author: Madeleine Jepsen (Madeleine Jepsen)
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Sharing the joys of nature through Arboretum stewardship
For Arboretum Program Coordinator Laurie Rosenberg, there is nothing better than exploring the great outdoors and reveling in nature’s beauty — but she didn’t always feel this way. The path leading to her interest in the environment was long and difficult, but ultimately worth it. Now, Rosenberg shares that passion with Hillsdale locals and college...
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Boutique battles breast cancer
Local business owners and Hillsdale alumni combined forces to celebrate a “girl’s night out” shopping day at Maggie Anne’s Boutique in downtown Hillsdale to raise breast cancer awareness on Oct. 10. Hillsdale College alumna Patti Bailey ’87, owner of Maggie Anne’s, and alumna Stacey Murdock-Webster ’92, Stella & Dot fashion stylist and director of research...
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Senior Mikayla Brown teaches at Hillsdale Preparatory School
Madeleine Jepsen | Collegian Few college students can boast a full-time job in their area of study, but for senior Mikayla Brown, it’s all in a day’s work. This fall, Brown became the music teacher for Hillsdale Preparatory School while entering her senior year at Hillsdale College. Although this is her first official position,...
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From desk to podium: former student returns to teach English
With his love for literature, radio, and sports, Andy Brown ’97 is a man of many passions. Analyzing both Homer and home basketball games is all in a day’s work for Brown, lecturer in English for Hillsdale College and sportscaster for WCSR. When the college needed additional teachers for Great Books classes in Spring 2013,...