For Hillsdale students, one of the most welcome scents is the aroma of chicken tenders wafting through AJ’s Café at any given time. When it comes to breakfast, lunch, dinner, midday snacks, and midnight snacks, tenders are always the most ordered items on the menu, according to AJ’s employee Anna-Katherine Daley. Despite the recent...
We all have our favorite spots to study: the places we sit to get work done, the places we say are great study spots but never actually use, and the places we sit to look like we’re getting work done while starting up a conversation with literally everyone who passes by (I’m looking at you,...
When the pavement outside the Hillsdale Church of the Nazarene peeled its pock-marked lips from my face, I realized that my freshmen lungs were closed for business. Bronchitis told me so. Physical Wellness Dynamics is a subject of much debate at Hillsdale College. Specifically, it has received universal disdain from the small group of Hillsdale...
Every semester, students who participate in the Washington-Hillsdale Internship Program take classes while working all over Washington, D.C. They gain experience in fields that interest them and learn from the best. We asked four WHIP students about their internships. Alex Miller Where are you interning this semester? I’m interning at the Heritage Foundation, in the...
Not everyone goes to college three months after graduating high school. Some people, including several Hillsdale students, find that taking a year off — a gap year — is a better decision than dashing off to school right away. Junior Carrie Olson moved from Oregon to Chincoteague Island off the east coast of Virginia...