Senior Samuel Jarzab performs in the 2024 Opera Workshop. Courtesy | Emily Douglass Immerse yourself in the world of music with “Melody in Motion,” Hillsdale’s annual Opera Workshop, filled with well-known opera excerpts, on Friday, Nov. 7 and Saturday, Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m. This year, 28 Hillsdale vocalists will fill McNamara Rehearsal Hall with...
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New Santa in town? ‘Daddy Koon’ delivers milk and cookies
The men of Koon deliver milk and cookies to the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house. Courtesy | Micah Yarlott When residents of men’s dorms or fraternity houses open the door to see 20 fellow men, they may expect a prank. This semester, one dorm is bringing baked goods, a personalized letter, and an invitation to...
The Demons of Donnybrook
‘Our roommate went and grabbed his holy water.’ Donnybrook was torn down over the summer. Courtesy | Daniel Doyle The heavy metal door flung open with a bang, and three roommates huddled 20 feet away. They edged up to the door and found nothing inside, nothing to explain how the door into the garage had...
Looking for Light: finding art in everyday life
“Blue Door (Henry Packer),” egg tempera on panel, by Sam Knecht. Ty Ruddy | Collegian You might recall walking past a portrait of Pat and Lesley Sajak in the lobby of Kendall Hall, or of a girl practicing her violin in the echoey halls of Howard Music Hall. If neither of these are familiar, maybe...
Furloughed ‘WHIP’ students now on ‘WHP’
Six government interns deemed non-essential The Fall 2025 WHIP class stand together in Apartment B of the Hillsdale House. Courtesy | Elizabeth Soeleman Six Hillsdale students completing the Washington Hillsdale Internship Program are non-essential — according to Congress at least. All non-essential government employees have been furloughed since Oct. 1 because Congress did not meet...




