A beginning Italian course will be offered as an elective in the spring semester to all students interested. The teacher is Lorenzo Bonaiti, husband of history professor Anna Bonaiti. He grew up in Italy and moved to the United States five years ago. Bonaiti was an Italian lecturer before his wife accepted the job at Hillsdale. When they moved, they...
News
SAB to host carnival-themed Harvest Festival
This weekend the Student Activities Board is hosting Harvest Festival, the first event since the cancellation of the Garden Party. The event will be a carnival celebration chock-full of pumpkins, balloon animals, and deep-fried treats. Harvest Festival will take place this Friday, Oct. 16, from 3 – 6 p.m. on the quad. SAB typically hosts its Fall Fest event during...
Will the real Nolan Ryan please stand up?
This past Saturday, Hillsdale alumnus and former Collegian editor-in-chief Nolan Ryan got the surprise of his life when Texan Senator Ted Cruz tagged him in a tweet. “I was actually recording an online class for my students, and as I was talking into my camera, I saw that my phone had buzzed and a Twitter notification popped up saying Ted...
California ballot proposal threatens to reverse Arnn political legacy
California voters will decide in November whether their state will uphold its generation-old ban on racial preference in public institutions. A new ballot initiative, known as Proposition 16, would undo the results of the California Civil Rights Initiative, which voters approved in 1996 in a campaign co-chaired by Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn. Also known as Proposition 209, the older...
Student Federation ‘positively disposed to giving money’
The Student Federation has $26,000 available this year to give to clubs and organizations — all clubs need to do is submit a proposal. The process of claiming funds begins when a member of a club contacts the Student Fed treasurer by email to obtain a spending proposal form. After the initial proposal is submitted, a club representative meets with...
Campus COVID-19 cases decline
Two dozen Hillsdale students have contracted COVID-19 since the start of the school year, with five active cases as of Wednesday morning and 19 resolved, according to college administrators. Another 18 students remain in contact isolation after close contact with a positive case, according to a COVID-19 update released in Wednesday’s faculty and staff newsletter. Six of the students in...
Government has failed its purpose, Heritage Foundation expert Ryan Anderson says
Our government has failed its purpose to protect natural rights, according to Ryan T. Anderson, a senior research fellow in American principles and public policy at the Heritage Foundation. In his speech on Oct. 5 titled “Religious Liberty is not Enough,” Anderson advocated for a more holistic approach to interpreting the Constitution. More than 30 students attended the event hosted...
ALUMNI
CAMPUS NEWS
FACULTY
CULTURE & ARTS
SPORTS
CITY NEWS
Featured Stories
