Dear Galloway, Nobody likes addressing it. It’s uncomfortable, awkward, and sometimes convicting. But we sisters of Chi Omega, as your sisters in Christ and Hillsdale Street neighbors, feel that it is our duty to bring the matter to your attention. We write, of course, concerning modesty. During most of the year, especially during the cold...
“Why Dinosaurs?” will come to Hillsdale before official release. Courtesy | Anthony Swinehart They’re big, they’re bad, and they’re back. Dinosaurs are coming to Hillsdale’s campus with a free showing of the award-winning new Pinto Productions documentary “Why Dinosaurs?” at 7 p.m. Sept. 3 in Plaster Auditorium. The 72-minute documentary is about dinosaurs, paleontologists, and...
The Hillsdale College Mock Trial Team A came in second at its national championship tournament last weekend, after finishing first in its division. It fell in the final round to the University of Virginia, which won the championship at the American Mock Trial Association National Championship Tournament in Chicago. Before the final round, Hillsdale defeated...
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a college student in possession of spare time over summer must be in want of a book. Those who enjoy settling down with a good volume of poetry would be well-advised to check out A.E. Stallings, a poet and a classical scholar, writes often for Poetry and the...
Looking to add some variety to your study habits? Try finding a new study spot. As finals week approaches, students around campus share their opinions on the best places to study on campus. Junior Caitlin Filip said she prefers to study outside when the weather permits, but she also enjoys studying in the Howard Music...