The Hillsdale County Fair draws thousands every year. Founded in 1851, “The Most Popular Fair on Earth” boasts a carnival, 4-H exhibits, grandstand events, and a slew of other activities. It’s a slice of Pure Americana.
Category: Study Break
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Blue Thumb Aquatics sheds light on realm of aquascaping
Amidst the daily stress of Hillsdale college life, senior Andrew Lohman often finds solace in watching his fish. Lohman serves as a biotic specialist for the Biology department, stewarding the aquatic organisms and carnivorous plant collection with assistance from Dr. Swinehart. When students conduct research on aquatic creatures, Lohman handles the logistics for cleaning...
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Off Topic brings zazz to WRFH airwaves
It began with twin brothers, a fledgling college radio station, and a lot of “zazz.” Now “Off Topic” is Radio Free Hillsdale’s longest-standing radio show and an Intercollegiate Broadcast System finalist for best talk show. The show’s three hosts characterize “Off Topic” as a discussion of obscure topics and events, interspersed with comedic...
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Blast from the Past: Hillsdale Homecoming in 1998
Homecoming Weekend Successful BLUE DERKIN STAFF WRITER This past weekend, Hillsdale College again welcomed its returning alumni to a mix of sport, pageantry, and fun. Indeed, this year’s Homecoming celebration offered much to those who made the journey back to their alma mater — Central Hall, after being under construction for some time, was...
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Blast from the Past: Hillsdale Homecoming in 1988
Lack of Spirit: A Guest Editorial Editorial (Hillsdale Collegian: September 29, 1988) Dear Student Body, Four years ago we came to Hillsdale College as freshmen, excited to embark upon our college career with all the enthusiasm of most freshman, and most importantly, to attend college football games. Warm, sunny Saturday afternoons, sitting in the bleachers,...