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Student Fed elects new board, representatives
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Student Fed elects new board, representatives

Sophomore Zach Briley was appointed as president of Student Federation for the 2025-26 spring and fall terms Nov. 25. His fellow executive board members are junior Lucy Treene as vice president, sophomore Josiah Jones as secretary, and junior Anna MacPhee as treasurer. “My big push will be for communicating with the student body and listening...

Freshman wins automotive award
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Freshman wins automotive award

Freshman David Kibbey has topped the podium of young car enthusiasts after winning “Young Achiever of the Year” in this year’s International Historic Motoring Awards. On Nov. 22, Kibbey was declared the first-ever “Young Achiever of the Year,” a category recognizing someone under the age of 30 who has shown extraordinary skills or initiatives in...

Professors express concern, excitement for cabinet picks
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Professors express concern, excitement for cabinet picks

Trump’s cabinet picks have generated discussion across the nation and among Hillsdale professors. Courtesy | Trump, Facebook As President-elect Donald Trump continues to roll out picks for his presidential administration, sentiments surrounding the cabinet picks vary among Hillsdale College faculty.  A common reaction, however, is that Trump is focused on loyalty this time around.  “Trump...

Chapel Choir to host Lessons and Carols service
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Chapel Choir to host Lessons and Carols service

Hillsdale College Chapel Choir will host Lessons and Carols service Dec. 8 in Christ Chapel at 6 p.m.  This year marks the fourth annual service, according to Director of Sacred Music Timothy McDonnell.  The program, a traditional Anglican Christmas service, consists of nine scripture readings spanning from Genesis through the New Testament, interspersed with Christmas...

Speaker advocates for unity on the Eucharist
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Speaker advocates for unity on the Eucharist

Theologian Brett Salkeld argues that Protestants and Catholics can find more common ground in the controversial Eucharist topic than they might think. Courtesy | Nyehob Transubstantiation can unite Christians, not divide them, author and theologian Brett Salkeld said in a lecture Nov. 18. Hillsdale College Catholic Society hosted Salkeld’s talk, “Transubstantiation and Christian Unity.” Salkeld...