Mossey Library has added more tables and chairs to the building’s study spaces and removed worn furniture. Library Director Maurine McCourry said the library discarded a damaged table and chairs, replacing them with six new tables and 28 new chairs throughout the building over fall break. “We have more students every year, and more students...
Families stopped by the Roche Sports Complex parking lot to grab candy and show off their costumes at the third annual Trunk-or-Treat. The Student-Athlete Advisory Board hosted the event two days before Halloween, where campus groups gathered to hand out candy to children from the trunks of their cars. “I think it’s one of the...
The women’s sorority Chi Omega will host its annual Chi O Coffeehouse fundraiser for the Make-A-Wish Foundation tomorrow, featuring performances from student musicians and comedians as well as coffee and doughnuts. The event will run from 7:30-10 p.m in the Chi Omega sorority house. Admission is $5, and proceeds will benefit Make-A-Wish, Chi Omega’s national...
Hillsdale’s next Center for Constructive Alternatives will survey a history of the world’s great economists, including lectures on Ludwig Von Mises and the public-choice theories of James Buchanan. “I think it’s a very exciting CCA,” Professor of Political Economy Gary Wolfram said. “These are very top notch people that have come in.” The event will...
Hillsdale students dodged spider webs, clowns, and classmates on a one-mile trek through Hayden Park at Campus Recreation’s annual Trail of Terror event Oct. 28. “It was so much more fun this year,” sophomore Maryellen Petersen said. “As we walked through, there were so many different little parts that were really freaking out different people...