Hillsdale College fraternities finished welcoming their newest pledge classes, with Delta Tau Delta pledging its three-man class on Sunday. “It’s one of the smaller ones,” said senior Peter O’Rourke, DTD public relations chairman. “For Delts, we’ve always worked better as a smaller group.” Alpha Tau Omega pledged eight men: six freshmen, one sophomore, and one...
More than twice the amount of expected attendees came to a two-day conference on human personhood Friday and Saturday when 200 people listened in on lectures and participated in discussions. The conference’s organizers senior Lillian Quinones and sophomores Sarah Becker, Dietrich Balsbaugh, and Caitlin Weighner partnered with the World Youth Alliance to hold The Modern...
The Student Federation approved two new clubs on Thursday, as well as funds to Cravats and Bluestockings. The federation approved the Hillsdale Table Top Society and the Chesterton Society on probationary club status. The Chesterton Society meets every Saturday for brunch to discuss G.K. Chesterton’s writings. Until now, about 10 to 12 students have met...
A solution to the congestion in the Knorr Dining Room may come soon. Bon Appétit Management Company is planning to open a “grab and go” shop on the ground floor of Kendall Hall to draw some of the crowd from the cafeteria during peak lunchtime hours on the weekdays. David Apthorpe, general manager of Hillsdale...
For Christians, the Lenten season is meant to be one of prayer and contemplation. Finding time for those activities, however, can be difficult. The Hillsdale College Catholic Society has found a way to aid students in their endeavor to make the most of their Lenten sacrifices. The Women’s Lenten Retreat will be held in the...