The Student Federation granted probationary club status to a new men’s lacrosse club April 4. Sophomore Marc Ayers represented the club and said the opening of the new athletic field at Hayden Park this year provides an ideal opportunity to start the club. “In the thriving lacrosse community that is the Midwest, it’s surprising there is no team at Hillsdale,”...
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The Carreños offer students a taste of Venezuelan culture
Students learned about Venezuelan culture last Thursday night through food, lecture, and film. Sigma Delta Pi and the Spanish department organized the event, which included arepa — cornmeal cake — cooking classes, and a screening of an excerpt from the documentary “The Twilight of Magical Socialism.” After the documentary, Associate Professor of Spanish Víctor Carreño spoke about his experience escaping...
Local seventh grader wins academy chess tournament
Senior Michael Kunzler, Asher Church, and graduate student Jameson Payne (left to right) at the chess tournament. Church won first place. Courtesy | Ian Church A 12 year old beat college students and others to win first place at the Hillsdale Academy Spring 2024 Classic chess tournament on April 6. Asher Church, a seventh grader at Will Carleton Academy, prevailed...
Campus crosses state lines to catch total eclipse
Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn watches the eclipse with his wife, Penny, and daughter, Assistant Provost for K-12 Education Kathleen O’Toole. Logan Washburn | Collegian Students and professors traveled to Ohio and Indiana to observe the total solar eclipse on Monday, while others enjoyed the rare phenomenon on campus. “Words cannot describe the beauty and awe of such an event,”...
Treloar to assume role as dean of faculty
Thomas Treloar is a Professor of Mathematics. Courtesy | Hillsdale Archives Chairman and Professor of Mathematics Thomas Treloar will become the new dean of faculty this summer. Treloar, who is in his 20th year at the college, will succeed Professor of History Mark Kalthoff in the role. “He’s been an excellent citizen of the college, and he’s been an effective...
CMHS plans trip to Vietnam for students
The Center for Military History and Grand Strategy plans to take students to Vietnam next winter break. “The trip will be focused primarily on tactics, individual battles, personal experiences, Vietnamese culture, and knick-knack negotiation,” said Mark Moyar, the William P. Harris Chair in Military History. Students will be in Vietnam from Dec. 27, 2024, to Jan. 10, 2025. The trip...
College to host economics conference, panel discussions
Vernon Smith won the Nobel Prize in economics in 2002. Courtesy | Chapman University A Nobel Prize-winning economist will visit campus as the new Center for Commerce and Freedom holds its first annual conference Friday, April 5 in Plaster Auditorium with lunch and dinner in the Searle Center. Vernon Smith won the Nobel Prize in economics in 2002 for his...
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