Ella Carey and Haven Socha view the “Death of Abel.” Caroline Kurt | Collegian In 1995 graduate Nate Stewart’s high-ceilinged living room, students crowded around a large, dark canvas of a crucifixion scene: “The Sign of Jonah” by a contemporary Russian artist. One pointed out an obscure face in the background. Another wondered about...
Hillsdale exceeds most universities in campus security, Executive Director of Security and Emergency Management Joe Kellam said in an Insider Series presentation hosted by Hillsdale’s 1844 Society Oct. 29. “We all must remain vigilant and prepared to ensure the safety of our campus,” Kellam said in an introductory video presented at the event. Kellam said...
Students can immerse themselves in Civil War history on the 1844 Society’s inaugural Hillsdale History Tours event Oct. 26. According to Young Alumni Programs Coordinator Kaeleigh Di Cello, attendees can expect a walking tour that will teach them the history of Hillsdale College in the Civil War. “The event was inspired by the 1844 Society’s...
Hillsdale College is planning to celebrate its 179th birthday, known as Founder’s Day, with a hot chocolate bar, an ornament-making station, and a festive winter market on the quad. The 1844 Society will host its annual Founding Fest Dec. 2 from 5-9 p.m. The celebration, which traditionally brings together students, faculty, and the wider community,...
Hillsdale students, alumni, and local families will serve the community this Saturday, April 1, for the 4th annual Day of Service. The 1844 Society and GOAL office partner to plan the annual event. Anyone interested can sign up with a team or independently through a Google sheet link in the GOAL newsletter. Volunteers will work...