Following a mad dash to sign leases, houses on Manning Street were taken for August 2023 by September 2022 As students settled into their houses this August, junior Mary Ruth Oster had her sights set on a home for the next academic year — The Lodge on Manning, a popular off-campus house on Manning Street. ...
Irish literature about abortion has an intense focus on women as real people with real stories, said Assistant Professor of English Elizabeth Fredericks at a lecture on Oct. 5. College Democrats hosted the lecture as part of their exploration of a post-Dobbs world. Frederick’s lecture, “Ireland & the 8th Amendment: A historical and literary tour,”...
Clouds and a crisp fall chill did not stop hundreds of Hillsdale students, faculty, and residents from flocking to the Student Activities Board’s fourth annual Maker’s Market this Saturday. Twenty-six vendors gathered in front of the chapel from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. to sell Greek treats and crepes, jewelry and scarves, and even 3D printed cups. ...
When students arrive at the gates of the Slayton Arboretum each fall, they find the space transformed into an ambient, softly-lit garden oriented toward a unique theme. Last year, the space became a real-life cottagecore Pinterest board. In 2018, the space mimicked the imaginary world of Wonderland. This year, Student Activities Board took campus to...
The pro-life movement has more responsibility in the wake of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health decision than ever before, said Alexandra DeSanctis, a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and writer for the National Review. DeSanctis, the fall Eugene C. Pulliam Distinguished Visiting Fellow in Journalism, will speak about “The...