Students will race makeshift chariots down Manning Street this Saturday after Taste of Manning. “We’re going to provide materials for competitors to build a chariot,” said sophomore Ethan Bock, events team lead for Campus Rec, which is running the event. “We bought dolly bases and we’re going to get a bunch of wood, nails, hammers, saws, and tape. They’re going...
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Taste of Manning to unite campus with cuisine contest
Students will have the opportunity to taste home-cooked meals prepared by Manning Street residents and vote on their favorite dish this weekend. The Student Activities Board will host Taste of Manning this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. In addition to food prepared by each house, the Student Activities Board will also provide coffee from Checker Records, fresh flowers,...
College Republicans to host Kathy Barnette for talk on political strategy
The College Republicans will host conservative political commentator Kathy Barnette for a political strategy talk entitled “Block, Tackle, Steal: A Game Plan for the Republican Party” on Monday, April 22, at 7 p.m. in the Hoynak Room. “If anyone knows what the game plan of the GOP should be this November, it’s Kathy. I strongly encourage all of campus to...
‘Tomorrow’s leaders are at this school,’ Kehoe speaker says
Hillsdale’s finest hour might be close at hand and many of tomorrow’s leaders are at this school, CEO of Bold Gold Media Group Vince Benedetto said in a talk last week. Benedetto gave a lecture on his background in the military and in media entrepreneurship as part of the Kehoe Executive Speaker series on April 10 at the Dow Hotel...
Passages schedules new humanitarian trip to Israel
Passages recently announced Hillsdale students will have a new opportunity to visit Israel this July. Students on the “Advocacy in Action” trip will have the opportunity to provide humanitarian aid to those in need in Israel, visit Biblical sites, and learn about the recent attacks on the nation. “Through this unique Israel experience, you will gain first-hand knowledge on the...
British historian speaks on imperial legacies
Americans must stop judging history by modern standards and realize that what they criticize still exists, British historian Jeremy Black said at an event hosted by the Center for Military History and Grand Strategy on April 10. “Neither the British nor the Americans saw their global influence as resting essentially on control over territory,” Black said. Black is the author...
EvenPraise combines traditional liturgy, modern music
Students sang, prayed, and chanted in Christ Chapel during EvenPraise, a service of liturgical prayer combined with contemporary worship hosted by the Student Ministries Board April 7. The service lasted for approximately an hour and included traditional songs and chants, prayers officiated by College Chaplain Rev. Adam Rick, and modern worship music. Rick said EvenPraise took elements from the staple...
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