The Hillsdale Collegian

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#571082

United States

#150755

News and Media

#5220

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

Dear Metz, focus on gluten-free

1 week ago | hillsdalecollegian.com | Zachary Chen

Every Hillsdale student — ever — has complained about our cafeteria. Mostly, this is because we spoiled students need something, anything to kvetch about — and, when we’re so blessed with excellent professors, community, and fellows, what have we left to disparage apart from our food? But we’re wrong about this. Freshmen — youngsters that they are — might not believe it, but the food, service, and variety at the Knorr Dining Hall has drastically improved, even over the course of this semester.
Labors of love are not lost in Mauck

2 weeks ago | hillsdalecollegian.com | Austin Gergens

Shakespeare in the Arb presents “Love’s Labor’s Lost” COURTESY | Alethia DienerA band of bard imitators portrayed Hillsdating in action in the recent, annual Shakespeare in the Arb performance in Slayton Arboretum on April 4. “Basically it’s this play about Hillsdating, where these four lords get together and decide they’re only going to fast and study and pray and never talk to women,” freshman Alethia Diener, who performed in the play, said.
Students choreograph pieces

2 weeks ago | hillsdalecollegian.com | Carly Moran

Tower Dancers performing in the 2024 Spring recital. COURTESY | Michael BessomThe student will become the teacher this weekend, as the Tower Dancers present student-choreographed pieces. The Hillsdale College Tower Dancers will perform their annual spring concert in Markel Auditorium, with shows at 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, April 11 and 12, and 2 p.m. on Sunday, April 13. Admission is free, and no tickets are required to attend.
Ditch Ozempic, choose challenge

3 weeks ago | hillsdalecollegian.com | Adriana Azarian

Ozempic was once just another prescription drug in a commercial featuring athletic, happy people. Now, it’s everywhere, and we can’t just change the channel anymore. In recent years, semaglutide drugs like Ozempic have grown in popularity for those seeking weight loss, a side effect rather than the intended purpose of the drug.
Legislators aim to thwart foreign influence, surveillance

3 weeks ago | hillsdalecollegian.com | Carly Moran

Rep. Bruck speaks at 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony. Courtesy | Will BruckAs concerns about influence and surveillance by China and other foreign adversaries grow, legislators in Lansing, advised by a Hillsdale graduate, proposed a package of bills last month aimed at protecting Michigan.
Hike Hillsdale’s portion of the 4,800-mile North Country Trail

3 weeks ago | hillsdalecollegian.com | Carly Moran

Members of the Chief Baw Beese Chapter of the North Country Trail Association hike the trail all year round. Courtesy | Rich KatuzinFor seniors Audrey Kumpula and Evie Cliff, adventure is in their own backyard. Their off-campus home, “Trailhead,” is located along the North Country Trail, a 4,800-mile hiking route that runs from North Dakota to Vermont. A portion of it crosses through Hillsdale.
SAB invites students to hockey game

4 weeks ago | hillsdalecollegian.com | Austin Gergens

Hillsdale students will have the opportunity to see pucks fly and sticks clash at the Kalamazoo Wings hockey game March 28, hosted by the Student Activities Board. Junior Emma Kate Mellors, a member of SAB’s media team, said sign-ups opened on Monday and tickets cost $10 for students. “There will be a set number of spots available, so you just need to sign up before it fills,” Mellors said.
Two scientists lecture on faith

4 weeks ago | hillsdalecollegian.com | Ally Hall

A nuclear chemist and a theoretical physicist walk into a lecture hall. They want to talk about God. Over the past week, several college groups and departments hosted speakers who grappled with the relationship between Christianity and science. Nuclear chemist Jay L. Wile explored the history of science and how its methodology aligns with Christianity.
Music fraternity will host Midwest chapters

4 weeks ago | hillsdalecollegian.com | Carly Moran

Music chapters from across the Midwest are coming to Hillsdale for Province Day, hosted by the women’s music fraternity Sigmas Alpha Iota Saturday March 29. Province Days are designed to unite multiple chapters from one region for bonding, and to highlight the unique culture of the hosting chapter. Multiple province and regional officers will also be in attendance.
Production grows at Homestead

4 weeks ago | hillsdalecollegian.com | Carly Moran

The sun sets behind Hillsdale Homestead. Courtesy | Lulu CeleciaWhen Hillsdale College bought four acres of the closed Glei’s Orchards and Greenhouses last spring, Campus Recreation Director Ryan Perkins ’22 saw it as a dream come true. “In the Student Activities Office, we’ve been talking about ways to get students engaged and active outside the classroom,” Perkins said. “‘What are ways we can teach hands-on, practical skills?’ And I’ve had an interest in farming for a while.