The Student Federation discussed plans to implement student feedback in improving green space during upcoming construction on campus at its meeting Feb. 22. Sophomore and Student Federation president Jacob Beckwith said the federation will take action in the following weeks. “We’ll be thinking about how to utilize green spaces on campus in the coming weeks,”...
Chi Omega held its annual pancake breakfast fundraiser for Make-A-Wish Michigan on Saturday, featuring all-you-can eat blueberry and chocolate chip pancakes. “It’s just a $5 entry fee for all-you-can-eat pancakes and sausage and Checker Records coffee,” said Chi Omega Vice President Junior Ruth Kirsch. “All of that money goes towards granting wishes for kids in...
Eleven teams of students battled in the Student Activities Board’s Charger Chopped last Saturday, with team “Lank” taking first place. Contestants had 50 minutes to create a dish containing the mystery ingredients of strawberries, coconut milk, and chili-garlic sauce. Director of Student Activities Maddie Clark, Assistant Professor of History Anna Vincenzi, and senior Vinny Hill...
The Economics, Business, and Accounting department is developing the Center for Commerce and Freedom, offering an annual conference, fellowship program, public lectures, and a publication paper series, aimed to promote Hillsdale College’s approach to education in business and economics, according to Associate Professor of Economics Charles Steele. Hillsdale also plans to hire two additional professors...
Hillsdale College Club Bowling is officially ready to roll, with plans for three events this semester where students can bowl for free while learning how to improve their technique. The Student Federation approved the club’s budget on Feb. 15. Junior Kirsten Lopez, the club’s president, said they plan to hold a tournament at the end...