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The GOAL Program is asking students to participate in National Volunteer Week April 8-12. Their service projects will include building a fence, cleaning up a mobile home park, and renovating and cleaning multiple parks. The week will commence with a picnic for all volunteers. “This is kind of a pilot run. We would love to...

The Dow Journalism Program presents journalist David Satter as the fall 2014 Eugene C. Pulliam Visiting Fellow. Satter recently became the first American journalist to be expelled from Russia since the Cold War. He will be on campus from Oct. 6-17 to give a public lecture and teach a one-credit course. Satter graduated from the...

Neckties are tied and stockings are donned as the Cravats & Bluestockings prepare for the annual Regency Ball, set to take place this Friday from 7–11 p.m. in the Old Snack Bar. Senior Audrey Gray, prime minister of the Cravats and Bluestockings, said that the Regency Ball is an annual event that gives students the...

Thirty Hillsdale students attended the Young Americans for Freedom Regional Conference titled “A Time for Choosing” in Grand Rapids, Mich., last weekend. YAF President Nathan Brand said it helped that the conference was close to Hillsdale. “This is the first time we’ve had one in Grand Rapids,” Brand said. “There was one last year in...

His resume includes men’s basketball captain, President’s Ball king, and InterVarsity Christian Fellowship leader. Starting in May, he will add director of student activities and the Grewcock Student Union. After graduating, senior Anthony Manno will replace Amanda Bigney, who is moving to Kalamazoo to marry and pursue a career in business or design. Manno had...