Sophomore Eva Bessette designs a unique sweatshirt for each customer. Courtesy | Eva Bessette When the spring semester ends and students must find a home for their amassed clutter, it isn’t the students who stress about finding a storage unit – it’s their moms. That’s what Junior Nathan Rastovac realized the spring of his freshman...
In this Quick Hits, Senior Director of Admissions Zack Miller talks football snacks, Bob Knight, and raking leaves. What is your go-to Rough Draft order? I am a coffee addict, and I have been drinking straight black coffee since my grandpa gave me a sip when I was 3 years old. I prefer a black...
Junior Tess Censoni (center) has dual citizenship in San Marino and the United States. Courtesy | Marie Giulianelli When Junior Tess Censoni’s great-grandmother fled from San Marino, a microstate within Italy, to the United States after World War II, she could have never imagined her great-granddaughter would one day return to advocate for her own...
Laurie Lazzaro Knowlton ’77 and Carol Morley Beck ’77 lived together in the Chi Omega house almost 50 years ago. On Oct. 12, they reunited for the first time in that same house to celebrate the Rho Gamma chapter of Chi Omega’s centennial celebration, commemorating a century of cardinal and straw sisterhood on Hillsdale’s campus....
Lori Curtis, the archive and special collections librarian, reads a book written by King Henry VIII. Eleanor Whitaker | The Collegian Wretched scribbler, king of lies, vessel of Satan – these are just a few of the savage insults Martin Luther throws at King Henry VIII in one written defense of his theology, a book...