Construction of the studio portion of the Pat Sajak Visual Media Center will be finished in February 2024, according to Chief Administrative Officer Rich Péwé. “It’s going to be a game changer from a visual media standpoint,” Péwé said. “You don’t have to set up a studio in different places and try to make that work. It’s all there. You...
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Students set up shop at Maker’s Market
Students transformed the Michael Alex Mossey Library colonnade into a bazaar last weekend, selling their culinary and crafty creations. The Student Activities Board held its fourth annual Maker’s Market Oct. 7. Typically held in front of the chapel, this year’s market was hastily moved under the colonnade due to rain. “It was a really wholesome thing, everyone that was in...
Panel shares advice on careers in writing
Real world reporting experience is essential for anyone who wants to pursue journalism, Ingrid Jacques, a columnist at USA Today, said during a panel discussion last Monday. The panel of six guest speakers presented for “Career Conversations: Careers in Journalism & Media,” informing students how to make the most of their early writing experiences to garner success. The panel was...
SAB to turn the Splex into a drive-in theater
The Student Activities Board will host a drive-in movie showing of “Hocus Pocus.” tomorrow evening at 8 p.m. According to sophomore and media team member Erik Teder, the event is a new spin on SAB’s movie night tradition. “Last year, we had a movie night out on the quad, but we planned for not having a quad this year,” Teder...
Police arrest ‘potentially assaultive’ suspect after security warned campus
Joseph Robert Bruneau. Courtesy | JailTracker Joseph Robert Bruneau was arrested on a warrant for domestic assault at close to 3 a.m. Thursday, according to an Oct. 12 email from Joe Kellam, Hillsdale College director of security and emergency management. Bruneau was driving near Allen when he was caught, Kellam said. Officers with the Michigan State Police arrested him, according...
Ribbon-cutting ceremony inaugurates Sohn, Kirn
Students and campus visitors gathered outside Sohn Residence Oct. 3 during a dedication ceremony for the two newest women’s residences on campus. The dedication of the Ken and Dean Kirn Residence and the Marilyn J. Sohn Residence included remarks from College President Larry Arnn and Kirn house director senior Addison Longenecker, a music selection performed by a women’s vocal ensemble,...
English professors adapt to zero-tolerance AI policy
The English department professors adopted a new, uniform artificial intelligence policy this semester amid concerns of cheating with the advent of ChatGPT and other AI tools. The policy states that any use of AI tools for any part of English coursework will be considered a violation of the college’s academic honesty policy, but it is left open as to what...
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