A group of sweaty students traipse down a cobblestone road through the the city center of Würzburg, Germany. “Should we show them the bridge?” Professor of German Eberhard Geyer asks a colleague, and guides the group to take a turn right. Moments later, they’re walking across the Alte Mainbrücke — a 500-year-old landmark of...
“Chi Omega yours forever, loyal will we be / to your symphony and colors, our fraternity!” The members of Chi Omega celebrate their sisterhood through the songs shared within the women’s fraternity. This summer, personnel adviser and the fraternity’s new national director of music, Gail Mowry ’04, senior Ellen Hogan, and eight other choir members...
Describe your style. The dream of the ’90s lives in us. Describe your style in three words. Better than yours. What is your favorite clothing item? Our track jackets and turtlenecks. Who are your fashion icons? Each other What inspires your look? We are inspired by the desire to be on...
Tomorrow night, various Hillsdale students from all over campus will go to Brooklyn, an off-campus house, for blind dates with other Hillsdalians chosen for them by junior Haley Talkington and senior Carly Hubbard. The two women started this blind dating service, which they call “Date Party,” and which others have dubbed Hillsdale’s “Underground Dating...
At first glance, it would seem unlikely that rap, a genre typically associated with racial and urban struggle, would find a significant following at a conservative college like Hillsdale. Nevertheless, students and faculty alike have professed a liking for the genre. “You find a lot of freshness in rap music that’s not present in...