Hillsdale College’s Team Truth, with the assistance of Spectrum Health employee and mentor Matt Boon, won a business project competition Monday, receiving a check for $5,000. Molly Gresenz | Courtesy Six Hillsdale students were the first team ever to win a business project competition with a perfect score Monday. The team — called Team Truth — traveled to Hudsonville, Michigan, where...
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Wiese resigns from Student Fed presidency
Student Federation President junior Christian Wiese announced his resignation from the organization at the April 7 meeting after his younger brother died. Christian Wiese | Courtesy During the April 7 meeting, Student Federation President junior Christian Wiese announced his resignation following his younger brother’s unexpected death. “I need to take a step back and do some thinking and grieving,” he...
Thackston elected 2017 class president
The class of 2017 elected junior Jacob Thackston for their class president Tuesday. LinkedIn | Courtesy Hillsdale College’s class of 2017 elected rising senior Jacob Thackston as class president Wednesday. “I’m truly grateful to my fellow classmates for their support,” Thackston said. “Hillsdale really is about the people, and I’m excited to embark on a purpose-driven year together this fall.”...
Man of science, man of God
Brother Guy Consolmagno speaks in Markel Auditorium April 13 on “Does Science Need God?” Consolmagno is the spring semester’s convocation speaker, scheduled for April 14. Anders Kiledal | Collegian Brother Guy Consolmagno addressed the student body during Hillsdale’s biannual convocation ceremony Thursday. Consolmagno is a native of Detroit, Michigan, and earned his undergraduate and master’s degree from Massachusetts Institute of...
Edward Whelan on Justice Scalia and SCOTUS politics
Edward Whelan is the president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center. As a frequent contributor to National Review’s Bench Memos blog, one of the nation’s most popular legal blogs, he has been a leading commentator on nominations to the Supreme Court, lower courts, and on issues of constitutional law. Whelan clerked for the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia....
Declaring minors now required to keep students ‘on the radar’
Prepare for more Central Hall photos in the social media feeds: Starting with the class of 2019, students now must declare their minors. In the spring of 2015, Professor of Theatre George Angell brought the suggestion of requiring students to declare their minors to the Educational Policies Committee. He said it would ensure faculty members were aware of students...
Muddy waters: Faucets in several campus houses and dorms run yellow after water main break
College residents both on and off campus experienced discoloration in their tap water Tuesday and Wednesday due to a water main break on Hillsdale Street. Although college administration has not told students to avoid drinking the water, many in affected buildings have allowed the water to run until clear or boiled the water to a degree of clarity. The...
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