The Phi Sigma Epsilon Pavilion is open for student use and available to reserve for events or small gatherings. “It has all-season potential,” Chief Administrative Officer Rich Péwé said. “Students can study, recreate, hold meetings, have fellowship, share meals, classes, concerts, receptions, BBQs, and fire pit gatherings.” Reservations for both indoor and outdoor amenities can...
This weekend was an odyssey for Hillsdale College Mock Trial. While returner team Platypus Deniability didn’t need ten years to complete a 4-4 finish at the Peach Bowl Invitational, just getting to Emory University in Georgia was an adventure in itself. Hillsdale’s other returner team, Kangaroo Court, took fifth place at the Tufts Mumbo-Jumbo Invitational...
Associate Professor of Chemistry Courtney Meyet poses with her medal and the flag after the UCI Gravel World Championship. Courtesy | Brian Newberry Chants of “USA, USA” filled the streets of Belgium Oct. 5 as Chairwoman and Associate Professor of Chemistry Courtney Meyet completed the UCI Gravel World Championship. Meyet took 37th place out of...
Attendees of a past Charger Derby, dressed in theme, enjoy conversation with food and drink. Race horses will raise money for student scholarships at the Hillsdale College Women Commissioners’ fifth annual Charger Derby Nov. 9 in the Searle Center. The Charger Derby fundraiser features 12 simulated horse races and includes a silent auction, cash bar,...
Six Hillsdale students finished in first place in two categories at the annual national College Broadcasters Inc. Awards last weekend in Seattle. Seniors Alex Deimel and Erin Osborne, junior Ty Ruddy, Logan Washburn ’24, and former student Jane Kitchen won first in Best Documentary for their video production “The Prison Games,” which the group filmed...