When I was a child, most of my babysitters were college-aged women. I loved spending time with them and was even a flower girl in one of their weddings. Now as a college woman myself, I value the opportunity to return the favor for college families. Hillsdale students: Babysit during your college years. A lot...
Fifteen students were in 10-day isolation as of Monday after testing positive for the COVID-19 virus. Since the start of the semester, 78 students have tested positive and 63 of them have recovered. “Students are isolating 10 days from the onset of symptoms and may return to class on the eleventh day, provided they have...
The first Center for Constructive Alternatives lecture series of the fall 2021 semester examined contentious presidential elections, with each speech illuminating the controversies of the 2020 election, according to CCA attendees. “No one can say with certainty that there was no fraud in 2020,” said Andrew Busch, crown professor of government and George R. Roberts...
For months after her graduation from Hillsdale in 2010, Kat Timpf came home to a dingy apartment in California and fell asleep on a yoga mat. She worked long days in radio and full nights waitressing to pay the bills. “I never lost sight of what I wanted to do,” Timpf told The Collegian in...
I was an avid consumer of Grab-and-Go food last year. It was a quick, convenient way to get lunch, avoid long lines in the Knorr Dining Hall, and do some work between classes. This year, Grab-and-Go locations have taken a turn for the worse, with limited days of service, fewer locations, and reduced selection. Grab-and-Go...