Israeli civilians drove through fields and roads littered with bodies to escape Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023, a survivor told Hillsdale students and faculty this week. Terrorists shot at Shye Klein, a photographer, and his friends as they fled the Nova Music Festival, where Hamas murdered 378 people. Klein told his story over Zoom Feb....
Author: Sophia Bryant (Sophia Bryant)
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Christopher Scalia gives conservatives a novel reading list
Novels create the habits of mind necessary for a democracy: a knowledge of human nature, a moral imagination, and sympathy towards others, according to Christopher Scalia, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. “Storytelling helps us appeal to the hearts of readers through beauty and by telling compelling stories, by creating myths, myths that...
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Undefeated season continues 5-0
Courtesy: Lucia Spinazze The Chargers women’s tennis team remains undefeated this season at 5-0 after beating Purdue University Northwest 5-2 at home Feb. 14. “It’s hard to play a team like we did, because they were just kind of dead,” head coach Melanie Zampardo said. “They were quiet, not always going for every ball, but...
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Students swing to country western
A new swing stepped onto campus with its first meeting Feb. 7. The Country Western Swing Dancing Club meets every Saturday from 7-8 p.m. in the Old Snack Bar, according to the club’s founder and leader, freshman Morgan Sites. “I just hope we have enough people to form a good community of people who love...
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Students dress for a night out in France
Students donned their best French-inspired attire for this year’s Versailles-themed President’s Ball. Senior Kellen Pollock wore a powdered wig, and sophomore Sam Baggott wore a maroon dress jacket with gold lace. “I always like to do everything 110%, especially when it comes to dressing up, and I really liked the theme,” Baggott said. Rachel Marinko...