Hillsdale College is considering several offers to build a new satellite location, possibly in California. According to College President Larry Arnn, the college has received at least three serious offers to expand its operations to other parts of the country. Arnn said the opportunities come with significant dollar amounts attached and good motives behind them, as the college seeks to...
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DeMint makes the case for Article V convention
“The Constitution is no longer operative in Washington,” Jim DeMint, former president of the Heritage Foundation and current senior advisor on the Convention of States, told Hillsdale students and faculty Wednesday night. DeMint was the main speaker at the first-ever Citizens for Self-Governance event. For one hour, DeMint, joined by Mark Meckler, president of Citizens for Self-Governance’s national organization, made...
Students give positive reviews for Café Fresco
The new Café Fresco, located in Kendall Hall at Hillsdale College, opened on Monday with a variety of options for lunch hours. Bon Appétit Managment Company opened the grab ’n’ go to alleviate the heavy traffic in the Knorr Dining Hall from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Some of the students who tested the waters Monday morning gave good reviews,...
Tocco speech postponed until April
Entrepreneur Don Tocco’s speech and unveiling of his fundraiser Art for Scholarship, in which alumnus buy Tocco’s paintings for a fixed dollar amount, has been rescheduled for April 23, according to an all-campus email. Tocco didn’t respond to The Collegian for comment.
Professors provide advice on handling sexual harassment in the workplace
“What would you do?” Professor of Psychology Kari McArthur asked the audience. At The Fairfield Society’s Tuesday night panel on sexual harassment in the workplace, sponsored by Lighthouse, three female professors — McArthur, Professor of French Sherri Rose, and Professor of Biology Angie Pytel — shared anecdotal experience and professional advice with, and answered public questions from, the 40 listeners....
Café Fresco opens Monday
Knorr Dining Hall will have competition for students’ meal swipes starting next week. Café Fresco, the new grab and go service from Bon Appétit Management Co. in Kendall Hall, opens Monday. Serving patrons from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., the shop will offer a new menu of sandwiches and salads for students to swipe to alleviate customer congestion in the...
Business and beer: Van Note wins scholarship for entrepreneurial plan
Senior David Van Note recently won a scholarship worth one semester’s tuition for the business plan he created during a seminar titled “How to Start and Manage a Small Business.” The Twardzik Business Seminar Scholarship is awarded to the student who develops the most deserving business plan during the seminar. Van Note’s plan was for a brewery based in his...
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