Most college students know a lot about coffee, but Sarah (Howard) Gerber ’10 has them all beat. Gerber, who graduated Hillsdale with degrees in both art and English, returned to campus Nov. 15 to screen her documentary film “The Way Back to Yarasquin.” The 35-minute film tells the story of Mayra Orellana-Powell, a Honduran native...
Author: Shaun Lichti (Shaun Lichti)
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Student brings ‘Judgement’ to the world in new book book
Lincoln Reed is a sophomore at Hillsdale College. He’s the catcher for the baseball team. He’s trying to settle on a major — speech or history. Oh yeah, and his 270-page, 75,000 word book came out on Amazon in June. When he was in third grade, Reed began writing short stories. He wrote often and...
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Vanished Hillsdale
The land on which Broadlawn, home of Hillsdale College presidents, now sits used to be the home of the Beta Alpha Delta fraternity, an organization which no longer exists on campus. Beta Alpha Delta was a local fraternity organized in 1924 by a group of men formerly known as the American Commons Club, according to...
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Halloween hits Hillsdale
Students treated the Hillsdale campus to clever costumes at the Halloween parties last weekend. At the Simpson Halloween Bash, sophomores Ben Strickland and Eric Walker dressed up as senior Spencer Bell. “When you have the option of being one of the most attractive men on campus, why would you not take it?” Strickland said. Strickland...
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Politics to Pizza: Student puts marketing skills to use
Hillsdale Junior Paul Snyder got more than he planned for when he showed up for a job interview at Hillsdale’s Domino’s Pizza. “I’d applied just figuring I’d deliver pizzas,” Snyder said, “but when I showed up for the interview they offered me the position of marketing manager.” Snyder was hired in January of this year,...