The Passages student trip to Israel is still planned for this winter — even as war continues to rage in the region — but organizers warn it won’t happen if intense fighting continues between Hamas and the Israeli Defense Forces. “Safety is paramount,” said Jeffery “Chief” Rogers, associate dean of men and a trip organizer. “I do not think it...
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Charger football hosts veterans for military appreciation weekend
The Hillsdale College football team recognized veterans and active duty military members at its annual military appreciation game last weekend. “The reason we are able to come out and play instead of worrying is because of the service and sacrifice of our veterans,” Air Force veteran and alumnus John Williams, ’66, said. More than 40 veterans and active duty members...
Hillsdale alumnus appointed next solicitor general in Ohio
The 11th Solicitor General newly appointed in Ohio is a Hillsdale College alumnus, Elliot Gaiser ’12. Gaiser, appointed by Attorney General Dave Yost, is set to begin his appointment on Nov. 20. “Elliot is a great son of Ohio,” said John J. Miller, director of the Dow Journalism Program at Hillsdale College. “He always wanted to go back to Ohio...
Institutional review board formed at college
The provost’s office has established the Institutional Review Board to oversee projects that include human participants. “Its purpose is fairly simple — it’s to assure adherence to ethical standards at any research project that uses human subjects,” said Samuel Negus, director of program review and accreditation at Hillsdale College. The IRB will be concerned with research on participants outside the...
Hal Brands speaks on history, military strategy
No nation can create a lasting society without the proper implementation of strategy, said Hal Brands in a lecture on his book “The New Makers of Modern Strategy” at a luncheon hosted by the Center for Military History and Grand Strategy Oct.17. “Nobody can do very well for very long without it,” Brands said. “And so the practice of strategy...
Students enjoy spooky fall poems at Penny’s for ‘Profs and Poetry’
Students gathered in the Penny’s coffee shop to read and discuss haunted fall poems with Associate Professor of English Elizabeth Fredricks Oct. 13. Fredericks and junior Alydia Ullman, the event organizer, said the inspiration behind the event was a desire to enjoy more modern poetry. “I know a lot of what we do here at Hillsdale is older material,” Fredericks...
SAB hosts Bops ‘n Boba after hiatus
Students swung by Mauck Solarium to sip boba and listen to fun bops on the Tuesday night before fall break. The Student Activities Board served up free boba tea to students in the solarium, decorated for the fall season with string lights, standing tables, and decor. “The chai came from Penny’s, so it’s really nice chai because we wanted it...
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