If you happen to hear Canadian folk music alongside ancient Greek and Latin issuing from the top floor of Kendall Hall, it’s probably one of the two new assistant classics professors, Dalton Sala ’20 or Stephen Hill. Sala, who plays guitar, says his love for music helped him develop a love for literature. “Music is...
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The Collegian Weekly: This is it, seniors. Savor it like a freshman.
Courtesy | Unsplash Seniors think they have the college system down pat. They know which professors to take for the core and what not to order at AJ’s. They have friendships, clubs, and habits that haven’t changed for a while. But the perfect, solidified routine may lead to regret as seniors walk across the stage...
‘Somehow I won’: Furness beats pickleball pro
The winner of one point in a singles match of pickleball determined the recipient of $20,000. Senior Nathan Furness stood on the court, surrounded by crowded stands, and beat a professional pickleball player for the point and the prize. “I was like, ‘I’ll probably just lose at the singles point,’” Furness said. “I didn’t really...
Construction continues as Spencer building opens
Courtesy | Max Cote The Diana Davis Spencer Graduate School of Classical Education Building is now open, providing lecture halls, seminar rooms, and office spaces for faculty from several departments, according to Chief Administrative Officer Richard Péwé. The opening of the classical education building is one of many summer construction and renovation projects, Péwé said....
UIndy joins G-MAC
The University of Indianapolis will join the Great Midwest Athletic Conference next year. “We’ve been working on UIndy for the last 10 years to come join us in the G-MAC,” Hillsdale College Director of Athletics John Tharp said. “We think it will be a great thing for the University of Indianapolis and for the G-MAC.”...




