These days, no one looks up to the sky. No one looks at their friends. Walking from class to class, car to building, or bedroom to bathroom, we cannot help but reach for our phones. Every notification during class is an itch that only the strongest can resist scratching until dismissal. We’ve habituated ourselves so...
College is a crazy adventure of bustling schedules. Moving away from home into one giant home shared with hundreds of other students is quite a change. Between classes, office hours, homework, studying for exams, athletics, clubs, jobs, and social life, it seems as though students have very little time to just sit back and relax...
As a Michigan State House of Representatives candidate for District 58, which includes Hillsdale County, I have invested some time learning about Hillsdale College, particularly its relationship to the greater Hillsdale community. Having grown up near Ann Arbor, I understand the complexities of this dynamic – the benefits and drawbacks for communities that host prominent...
According to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study published Sept. 11, 85% of COVID-19 patients report having worn a mask “always” or “often.” The study also found that “In the 14 days before illness onset, 71% of case-patients and 74% of control-participants reported always using cloth face coverings or other mask types when...
I was walking from Christ Chapel toward Lane Hall when a speeding cyclist forced me to stop mid stride. No, I was not looking down at my phone. Yes, I was walking on the right side of the sidewalk. I saw the cyclist in my vision and thought, “Where is he going?” Before I had...