Students will be able to paint their own pottery at the Student Activities Board’s People’s Choice event tonight. The event, open to 20 students, will take place at Toasted Mud, a pottery store in downtown Hillsdale and will run from 6:45-8:45 p.m. For the People’s Choice event, students wrote their suggestions on a blackboard in the Grewcock Student Union and...
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Smith promotes new book, speaks on Protestant roots in the U.S.
America is a Protestant nation at its core, Assistant Professor of History Miles Smith IV said in a speech March 28. Smith’s speech, sponsored by the history department, promoted his new book, “Religion and Republic: Christian America From the Founding To the Civil War,” and was hosted in the Formal Lounge. “There are so many conversations that happen about politics...
GOAL to partner with HCCF, host fifth annual Day of Service
Students will clean yards, paint a mural, and pack miscarriage kits with local residents as the GOAL Program hosts the fifth annual Day of Service on Saturday, April 6 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. “The Day of Service is an incredible opportunity for the college and the wider Hillsdale community to unite in celebrating our community through serving the...
Classics students win big at Eta Sigma Phi national convention
Six students placed in writing and translating competitions at the national classics competition in Pennsylvania last week. Eta Sigma Phi is a national academic honors program for classics students. The annual convention for the honorary, held in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, celebrates the study of classics with student presentations, contests, and events including the Maurine Dallas Watkins Sight Translation Contests. Professor of...
Sigma Delta Pi to offer campus a taste of Venezuelan culture
Hillsdale students can get a taste of arepas at the Venezuelan culture night on April 4. The event, organized by Sigma Delta Pi, will take place in the Old Snack Bar. Associate Professor of Spanish Víctor Carreño said his wife, María Eugenia de Carreño, will teach two arepa — or cornmeal cake — cooking classes. The first cooking class will...
Students test their luck at SAB Casino Night
The Student Activities Board set up a casino in the Formal Lounge last Friday for students to try their hand at a variety of games. Courtesy | Erik Teder Students practiced their poker faces at the Casino Night hosted by the Student Activities Board last Friday. The event featured poker tables, roulette, blackjack, and Texas hold ’em. “I actually thought...
Roundtable discussion takes feminism back to its roots, offers hope for the future
Students and speakers gathered in the Hoynak Room for the roundtable discussion. Ally Hall | Collegian What good has come from feminism? “I would just put it simply: half of my students,” Associate Professor of History Matthew Gaetano said. Catherine Sims Kuiper, assistant professor of education, led a roundtable discussion about feminism March 26 featuring Gaetano, Professor of Philosophy and...
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