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Starting this year, each Hillsdale junior will be encouraged to take a trip to Central Hall to talk with the registrar. The meetings will be “check up and planning sessions,” as Registrar Doug McArthur calls them, to make sure that students are on track to graduate in terms of credit count and requirements. “We recognize...

An alumni mentorship program has been created by Career Services to give current students access to a large pool of Hillsdale graduates. The program, which launches on homecoming weekend, will network students with alumni to help with a number of thing such as relocation, internships, entry-level jobs, and informational interviews. “Alumni are willing and anxious...

As Hillsdale celebrates its 30th year of competitive speaking, the debate team hopes to focus on rebuilding the club and educating new members. The forensics and Mock Trial teams eagerly expect success. The debate team has performed well in recent years, winning the biannual Pi Kappa Delta national tournament three times in a row. However,...

The Student Activities Board has opened The Knorr Family Dining Room for studying this year on weeknights from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. The dining room has been open for study at night in the past. SAGA Inc. general manager Kevin Kirwan said. “They had it when Grewcock first opened. They did it for a...

For a small private school of 1,400 students, Hillsdale College has a major presence in the digital world. The Hillsdale College Online Courses Facebook page has more than 76,000 likes, for example. After years of impactful yet scattered Facebook and Twitter activity, the college, like many other organizations and companies in America, is now trying...