Category: News

The plumbing in Simpson Residence first floor South experienced serious complications over this weekend. Freshmen Matthew Hastreiter and Nick Brown, who live in room 103, were about to go to church Sunday morning when their sink erupted and, in the words of freshman Mitch Rayer, “sploodged everywhere.” Hastreiter said that exactly 10:08 a.m., “sludge” shot...

Freshman Jordan Finney screamed. Water spewed from the ceiling of the Grewcock Student Union, gushed down the wall, and splashed onto booths where students had eaten just hours ago. The fire alarm’s loud warning rang through the halls as students first stared in awe at the indoor waterfall, and then gathered their things to make...

Economics and Political Economy majors looking for internships need look no farther than the Hillsdale College website. The Economics department recently created a page listing 27 internships available for students interest in public policy. The page is linked to from the Economics major page. Professor of Economics Ivan Pongracic said he hopes the page will...

On Nov. 30, Paul Rahe, professor of history, appeared on Glenn Beck’s Blaze Network. He outlined arguments from two of his books “Montesquieu and the Logic of Liberty” and “Soft Despotism, Democracy’s Drift.” Video highlights posted on TheBlaze.com showcase Rahe’s reaction to recent political events, including the recent election results, the future of social conservatism,...

Two Hillsdale College jazz combos, “Rob Roy” and “Noodles and Co.,” will perform Dec. 8 at the Dawn Theater as part of the “Holiday Art Show and Wine & Cheese Tasting Event.” The event runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and will feature four wines paired with four cheeses. Artists from the college and...