As a senior editor and writer for World Magazine since 1986, Mindy Belz has reported from countries around the world, focusing on war and persecution in the Middle East. She is the author of “They Say We Are Infidels: On the Run from ISIS with Persecuted Christians from the Middle East.” On Tuesday, she spoke at Hillsdale College about her...
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Hillsdale places 2nd at Mich. project-management competition
Hillsdale College’s two teams came in second place in their respective divisions on Monday at THEProject, a collegiate project-management competition sponsored by the Western Michigan Project Management Institute. Nine Hillsdale students made the trek to the Grand Rapids area to present their solutions to malnutrition in poorer areas of Michigan through community farming. Judges scored teams from seven Michigan universities...
College celebrates Christ Chapel groundbreaking
Snowy and windy weather did not stop Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn from shoving a spade into dirt for the groundbreaking of Christ Chapel on April 6. Arnn, the chapel’s original benefactors, and members from the college Board of Trustees turned over soil from a makeshift ground, as faculty, students, and other donors congregated in Phillips Auditorium immediately following spring...
Kappas take back sorority scholarship cup
The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority won back the scholarship cup at Convocation on Thursday, after losing to the Chi Omega sorority in November. “In Kappa, we try to always emphasize the importance of academic excellence,” Kappa Scholarship Chair junior Brenna Temp said in an email. “Because of this, we are incredibly honored to see the hard work of our sisters...
Kappa Kupcake competition raises hundreds for children’s literacy
Tuesday night never tasted so sweet. The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority held its annual national philanthropy event, Kappa Kupcake Wars, raising $320 for Reading Is Fundamental, a national organization dedicated to supporting children’s literacy. “Kappa Kupcake Wars has been an annual philanthropy tradition within our chapter,” Philanthropy Chair junior Katie Mersereau said. “It allows students to come together and bake,...
Career office serves up etiquette class
Looking around at mealtime in the cafeteria, one might see students sitting on their phones, shoving food in their faces, and slouching over their tables. That mealtime behavior probably won’t help land them a job. The career services office is holding an etiquette dinner to prepare students for professional dining experiences on Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Dow H. The...
Students to compete in management competition
Nine Hillsdale College students will present on Monday their solutions to malnutrition in poorer areas of Michigan through community farming. Two teams of four and five students will represent Hillsdale in THEProject, a collegiate project-management competition sponsored by the Western Michigan Project Management Institute. Judges will score teams from seven Michigan universities on the quality of their presentation and solutions...
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