Shavit Rootman ’20 was in Israel for a friend’s wedding when Hamas attacked the country Saturday. “There is a lot of shock,” Rootman said. “A lot of heavy-hearted spirits, but we remain united as a people here in Israel.” Although he’s an Israeli citizen, Rootman lives in the United States, but he says he’s planning to stay in Israel to...
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Students to start new bowling club on campus
A new campus bowling club seeks to give Hillsdale students a chance to bowl together more often and improve their technique. The club’s president, junior Kirsten Lopez, said he hopes to have bowling nights at Hillsdale Lanes or Litchfield Lates in Jonesville every other week, open to around 20 to 30 students. “We’re going to open up spots and they...
Pi Phi hosts annual Mr. Hillsdale fundraiser
Freshman Joshua Underwood took home the title of Mr. Hillsdale at the annual male talent show hosted by the sorority Pi Beta Phi in Plaster Auditorium on Oct. 6. “I love this kind of stuff — it’s simultaneously so stupid and funny,” Underwood said. “Plus, this particular pageant was for charity, and who doesn’t love charity?” While the pageant took...
Mock trial prepares to kick off fall season
Students on the Hillsdale College Mock Trial team have been reviewing case materials and developing legal strategies in preparation for the first tournaments of the season this month. “We’re all excited for the competitive season, especially with our stellar group of new freshmen,” sophomore Nathan Emslie said. Emslie said Hillsdale College gave him his first opportunity to try mock trial. ...
SAB to host Bops and Boba at Mauck Residence
The Student Activities Board will host its next event, Bops and Boba, on Tuesday Oct. 17 in the Mauck Solarium. The event will take place from 7-9 p.m. The Student Activities Board will provide two types of boba tea, one with traditional tapioca pearls and one with popping boba, in addition to music for students to enjoy before the start...
Alumnus discusses historic community
Nick Tabor ’09 examined the decline of a community founded by freedmen who entered America on the last transatlantic slave ship in a lecture Monday. The English department and Dow Journalism Program hosted Tabor’s lecture, based on his book, “Africatown: America’s Last Slave Ship and the Community It Created.” Published earlier this year, the book explores how a Mobile, Alabama,...
College names Chris Rufo as distinguished fellow
Journalist Chris Rufo joined Hillsdale College as a distinguished fellow on Oct. 4. Rufo is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor at City Journal. He is the author of “America’s Cultural Revolution: How the Radical Left Conquered Everything,” which made the New York Times Bestseller List after its release in July. “Chris Rufo is a...
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