The winner of one point in a singles match of pickleball determined the recipient of $20,000. Senior Nathan Furness stood on the court, surrounded by crowded stands, and beat a professional pickleball player for the point and the prize. “I was like, ‘I’ll probably just lose at the singles point,’” Furness said. “I didn’t really...
Peyrebrune began playing the violin at age 5 and switched to viola at 14. Courtesy | Julia Peyrebrune Sophomore Julia Peyrebrune is the first woman to get into Hillsdale’s Joy String Quartet, a scholarship-based ensemble founded in 2022 in Hillsdale’s music department. Peyrebrune is joining a long line of professional musicians in her family, including...
Father David Reamsnyder anoints junior Devin Houts with chrism in the sign of the cross. Courtesy | Sophia Rome They both said they would never become Catholic at Hillsdale. This Easter Vigil, on April 4, senior Emma Kate Mellors and junior Josh Mistry sat in the same pew, waiting to be confirmed Catholic at Saint...
The sisters start their day with a 5:30 a.m. holy hour. Courtesy | Instagram When four religious sisters set out to found a Dominican congregation in 1996, they lived in a renovated barn with a former horse stall for a chapel. Now based only 90 minutes away from Hillsdale in Ann Arbor, Michigan, their congregation...
Green started playing guitar when he was 10-years-old. Courtesy | Isaac Green Isaac Green ’25 is taking his music career beyond Concert on the Quad while he lives in Hillsdale, performing gigs every month and working on creating his first EP with record producer Tyler Neil Johnson. “My hope is to release a few singles...