Young Americans for Freedom and Campus Rec are holding their first freedom run Sunday at 2 p.m., starting at Simpson Residence’s parking lot.
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Alumni flood IA openings
When three staff writing positions became available in institutional advancement, its executive director didn’t have to look too far for new employees. Nancy Johnson said the 13 applications she received were all from alumni, who stated they enjoyed their time at Hillsdale College and wanted to return and help further the college’s mission. Although Johnson said she wasn’t in search...
Sinko teaches community children to float
Jack Sinko welcomed a gaggle of goggled kids to the McAvoy Natatorium Sept. 20 for their first swim lesson of the year. Sinko, a junior, has served as the coordinator of community swim lessons for the Community Swim Club since the fall of 2014 and manages a group of swim instructors, who help him teach lessons. The club offers a...
Student Fed debates Consulting Club requests
After discussion and debate over four funds requests from the burgeoning Management Consulting Club, Hillsdale College’s Student Federation approved a $370 appropriation. The federation representatives approved the allocation of money Sept. 22 for the club to put toward a visit to a business school, interview prep materials, and its new logo design. Student Fed also designated $141.91 to the Conservation...
Professors, students want more substance following presidential debate
Students and faculty said they wanted more substance from Monday evening’s presidential debate and had little confidence in either candidate. Presidential nominees Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton had their first showdown Monday evening at Hofstra University in New York to discuss American security, prosperity, and the overall direction of the nation. The answers, however, didn’t impress many on...
Upper fitness studio offers custom workouts
Students now have better access to all the equipment available in Roche Sports Complex’s upper fitness studio. The improvements allow students to conveniently personalize their workouts, said Brad Kocher, director of recreational sports. They can play their music on upgrade audio connections, access Apple TV or YouTube from iPads, or stream video workout programs on the televisions in the studio....
Physics students visit world’s largest steerable radio telescope
He couldn’t use a cell phone or Wi-Fi, but a workshop in West Virginia allowed senior Daniel Halmrast to stand 400 feet off the ground on the radio telescope he had controlled from the basement of Strosacker Science Center. “The trip far exceeded my expectations,” Halmrast said. “I think the coolest thing was they let us go actually on the...
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