With more than $200,000 in recent improvements for Hayden Park, the park’s staff is looking to attract larger crowds than ever to the recreation spot, according to Hayden Park Fitness and Recreation Director Bill Lundberg. Lundberg, one of the driving forces behind the improvements to the park, helped make the decision to allocate funds to...
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Data visualization, programming course to be offered over Fall Break
Most Hillsdale College students take time for leisure over Fall Break, but for the first time in recent history, students have the option to take a class instead. The class, Visualization and Analysis of Data, will be taught Oct. 17-20 by George Forman, a senior machine learning scientist for Amazon. Forman will also give a...
Hillsdale’s religious demographics unusual for Christian school, survey shows
A recent Collegian survey found that Hillsdale College has an unusual mix of religious affiliations, and that the majority of students underestimate the number of Protestants and overestimate the number of Catholics on campus. Protestants make up 58.7 percent of the student body and Catholics 26.1 percent, according to the poll. The Collegian received a...
SAB preps for rustic, classy Fall Fest
Students can bring their families during Parents Weekend to a autumn party this Friday. The Student Activities Board will be hosting Fall Fest on the quad behind Central Hall from 3 to 7 p.m. on Oct. 12. It will feature autumn-themed games and activities, as well as seasonal food for students, faculty, and families to...
Career Services hosts weeklong resume workshop, prepares students for job fair
Last week Career Services set up shop in the Grewcock Student Union during lunch hours to give resume advice to Hillsdale College students. The Career Services team hosted Resume Week, a first-time workshop program, in the union this week. Student mentors looked to shape up resumes for fellow students interested in attending the Hillsdale Job...




