Should the sun come out to stay, the Slayton Arboretum will be, like all the world, a stage, and students shall perform “As You Like It,” Shakespeare’s play. Junior Liz Whalen and sophomore Phoebe Kalthoff are directing Shakespeare in the Arb’s production this year, with performances finals weekend, May 3 and 4. They cast “As...
Junior Andy Reuss was named president of the class of 2015 Wednesday. “I’m really excited to have the opportunity to serve my senior class,” Reuss said. “I’m honored that my classmates have entrusted me with this responsibility, and I’m excited about who I get to work with and make our senior year one for the...
Hillsdale Enactus returned from Cincinnati last week with a $500 cash prize from the Enactus National competition. Six students made up a presentation team that won its consolation bracket. The presentation was based on last year’s Hillsdale Enactus chapters’ activities focusing on international outreach, energy management, and community development projects. “I think our team did...
The Roche Sports Complex arena and fitness center were closed Monday due to water damages done to the facility by an unknown person. A scheduled closure occurred over spring break, but continued into Monday in order to complete the repairs. Monday’s closure was caused by an unknown individual walking on the gray and black poured...
Interviews compiled by Micah Meadowcroft and Ramona Tausz: Viktor Rozsa is from Chelsea, Mich., and majoring in physics and mathematics. He was a resident assistant in Niedfeldt and Koon residences, served on Student Federation for two years, played cello with the orchestra throughout his Hillsdale career, sang with both choirs on campus, and was involved in...