After eight months of work, Hillsdale’s IT services and digital marketing department launched a new Collegian website earlier this week. The website features a cleaner look with higher quality images and animations, according to Collegian Digital Editor and senior Josh Newhook. Newhook said the Collegian wanted a new website to update the publication’s image and...
Despite the decade since Saga Inc. last catered at Hillsdale College, calling Knorr Dining Hall anything but “Saga” still regularly gets freshmen eye-rolled right out of a booth. The tradition of fondly calling the dining hall “Saga” dates back to the late 90s. “We called it Saga as well,” Director of Academic Services Christy Maier...
Despite growing up in the volatile world of foster care, Tori Hope Peterson ‘18 beat the odds — she explains how she did it in her new book, “Fostered: One Woman’s Powerful Story of Finding Faith and Family through Foster Care.” “It’s my story,” said Petersen, whose memoir was published Aug. 30. “It’s that story...
A new Civil War exhibit designed by sophomore Natalie Spaudling as part of her summer internship with the Mossey Library is on display in Campbell Lecture Hall located in the Dow Hotel and Conference Center. The exhibit, “Chapter 85: Civil War and Civil Life,” is designed to resemble a chapter from a history textbook. It...
“Spaniards will have a cigarette and coffee for breakfast and call it a day until their 3 p.m. lunch” For junior Molly Williams, the biggest adjustment to her time in Spain has been finding a big breakfast. Rather than returning to Hillsdale for the spring semester, Williams, a biology major and Spanish minor, embarked to...