The work of T.S. Eliot shows how the transformative power of grace applies in many areas of Christian life, Assistant Professor of English Christina Lambert said in a lecture sponsored by the Anglican Student Fellowship on April 19. “These texts invite us to experience joy in a dark world, and the possibility for transformation in...
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In the minority: College Dems challenge campus
Hillsdale College is the third most conservative college in the country, according to the Princeton Review. But not all of its students lean to the right. College Democrats is a group for liberal students to gather and discuss politics each week. Senior Avery Noel, the club’s president, said it is a place for great conversations...
QUICK HITS with Angelica Pytel
In this Quick Hits, Visiting Lecturer in Biology Angelica Pytel talks Corgis, Scrabble, and her love of nature. What is your favorite animal? Domestic animal — dogs, especially corgis. We have bred dogs to be our companions, and they live up to the standard we have set. Wild animal — squirrels, because they are silly...
Classics students win big at Eta Sigma Phi national convention
Six students placed in writing and translating competitions at the national classics competition in Pennsylvania last week. Eta Sigma Phi is a national academic honors program for classics students. The annual convention for the honorary, held in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, celebrates the study of classics with student presentations, contests, and events including the Maurine Dallas Watkins...
Math colloquium explores four-dimensional numbers
Christopher Moseley of Calvin College spoke about four-dimensional numbers. Sophia Mandt | Collegian The discovery of four-dimensional numbers opened a window in the mathematical world according to Christopher Moseley, an associate professor at Calvin College. Moseley spoke about four-dimensional numbers on March 19 for the 2024 Math Colloquium presented by the mathematics department. Moseley said...




