Hillsdale Dining Services offers a gluten-free section in the dining hall. Courtesy | Grace Novak Getting daily pizza in the dining hall may seem like a basic right, but for Hillsdale’s gluten-free students, it’s a well-kept secret. Sophomore Caesar Gombojav said the gluten-free options should be advertised more among the student body, so students can...
Oura Ring captivates campus with new health tracking technology
An Oura Ring provides sleep, stress, and exercise data to users. Courtesy | Trusted Reviews The Oura Ring is the latest technological advancement in fitness and health tracking, which allows wearers insights into stress, sleep, and activity, and Hillsdale students are no strangers to the new health and wellness device. Senior Maggie Carriker, a wearer...
QUICK HITS with Paul Hosmer
Paul Hosmer did pit crew for dirt races in graduate school. Courtesy | Paul Hosmer In this Quick Hits, Chairman and Associate Professor of Physics Paul Hosmer talks gardening, Star Wars, and running track. If you could have any super power, what would it be? First choice, United States. Second choice, the former Soviet Union....
Window into Washington: Journalist donates letters to college archives
Colleen House (left) and John Gizzi (middle) pose former Republican National Convention Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel (right). Courtesy | John Gizzi Journalist John Gizzi –“the man who knows everyone in Washington,” according to Newsmax – donated 23 boxes of his personal papers to Hillsdale College. These letters, emails, and other correspondence make up an anthology of...
Live and on air: Student spearheads sideline reporting
Hana Connelly worked at an Arkansas-based TV station last summer reporting on football for the University of Arkansas. Courtesy | Hana Connelly Junior Hana Connelly grew up watching televised sports games and dreaming of being like Fox Sport’s sideline reporter Erin Andrews. Now, she’s the college radio station’s first sideline reporter. Starting this year, Connelly’s...




