Dorm rivalries melted away as the men of Hillsdale made the most of the snow before spring break, competing in Thatcherball before uniting to shovel snow for sororities and building an igloo on the quad. The adventures began with Thatcherball at 10 p.m. Friday night. According to senior Luke Turnbow, Thatcherball has been a tradition...
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Growing up bilingual: Professors’ kids speak multiple languages
While many Hillsdale students are struggling to learn a new language as part of the core curriculum, some of the town’s youngest residents are already fluent in two. Several professors are raising their children to speak more than one language. Some chose to do so because their native language is not English, others to give...
Setting out for Appalachia: students hit the trail
Students and staff hiked 50 miles of the Appalachian Trail over spring break. Courtesy | Josi Cuddeback For some, breakfast on the Appalachian Trail is just a spoonful of SPAM and a Snickers bar. During spring break, a group of eight students and three staff members hiked nearly 50 miles of the Appalachian trail in...
QUICK HITS: Catherine Kuiper
Catherine Kuiper poses with her husband, Andrew, and three children, two of whom were involved in a baptismal cake fiasco. Courtesy | Catherine Kuiper In this quick hits interview, Assistant Professor of Education Catherine Kuiper talks Bruce Lee, baptismal cake, and the NFL. What is an especially strong or beloved childhood memory? Growing up in...
Quick Hits with Rebekah Dell
Rebekah Dell stands in front of her first home. Courtesy | Rebekah Dell In this quick hits interview, Associate Dean of Women Rebekah Dell talks southern France, comfort food, and floral arranging. What is your go-to coffee order? Lavender oat milk latte from Penny’s. What’s the best piece of advice you’ve been given? Don’t miss...




