Stephanie Gordon
Cravats and Bluestockings Hosts Regency Ball
Each year, the Cravats and Bluestockings club hosts Regency Ball, a classic night of dancing and socializing modeled after Victorian-era England.
Read More about Cravats and Bluestockings Hosts Regency BallA “Classy” Study Spot
With Greek and Latin dictionaries, owl mascots for the classics honorary, and assorted classic texts, the classics library is a hidden study oasis for students. Dr. Joseph Garnjobst, chairman and professor of classics, even leaves a bowl of fruit and chocolate for students to feast upon as they study.
Read More about A “Classy” Study SpotElizebeth Smith Friedman: Hillsdale Alumna and American Hero
Students in the Documentary and Filmmaking class, taught by Lecturer in Journalism Buddy Moorehouse, were given the reins to create their own documentary. In six weeks, students researched, wrote, produced, and screened their own documentary film on Elizebeth Smith Friedman, a 1915 Hillsdale alumna, and codebreaking American hero.
Read More about Elizebeth Smith Friedman: Hillsdale Alumna and American HeroPainting a Pretty Picture: Karen Taylor Donmoyer, ’86, Has Fond Memories of Her Hillsdale Experience
Although running helped bring Karen Taylor Donmoyer, ’86, to Hillsdale College four decades ago, it was the overall experience that kept her there. She was proud to contribute to the 1982 women’s cross country team that won NAIA District 23 and Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference titles.
Read More about Painting a Pretty Picture: Karen Taylor Donmoyer, ’86, Has Fond Memories of Her Hillsdale ExperienceThe Shooting Guy: Rob Fodor, ’84, Builds Successful Career in Basketball with the NBA’s Miami Heat
Fodor, ’84, remains the College’s all-time assist leader, and has spent a large part of his career coaching NBA MVPs, NBA three-point champions, Olympic gold medalists as well as WNBA and European stars. Fodor has developed an international reputation for his shooting system.
Read More about The Shooting Guy: Rob Fodor, ’84, Builds Successful Career in Basketball with the NBA’s Miami HeatHometown Hillsdale: Rachel Mohning Doty, ’97
Rachel Mohning Doty, ’97, loves calling Hillsdale home because its generations past and present work together to create a strong community. Rachel is accustomed to the close-knit, small-town life. It’s a life she wouldn’t trade; she learned great things, met her husband, and raised her family here in Hillsdale. For Rachel, Hillsdale is home.
Read More about Hometown Hillsdale: Rachel Mohning Doty, ’97Living the Island Life
Ben and Keren Casciani Ten Haaf, ’04, ’04, are living out their personal version of Fantasy Island. The couple owns and operates Lizzie Lu’s Island Retreat, a vacation home rental business with nearly 30 vacation home rental properties on Anna Maria Island, on Florida’s Gulf Coast near Bradenton, Florida.
Read More about Living the Island LifeReminiscing in the Sunshine State
The Alumni National Tour event in Ft. Myers, Florida, turned into a mini-reunion for the Class of 1967. Four class members attended the gathering on January 15, and each had an interesting story to tell.
Read More about Reminiscing in the Sunshine StatePumping Iron and Raising Bucks: Annual Lift-A-Thon Boosts Chargers Football
The Chargers will conduct the 43rd annual Lift-A-Thon at 7 p.m. on March 9, 2023, in the JAM Weight Room in the Roche Sports Complex. Former All-American offensive lineman Mike Broome, ’82, called the Lift-A-Thon “the culmination of a significant shift in the history of Charger football.”
Read More about Pumping Iron and Raising Bucks: Annual Lift-A-Thon Boosts Chargers FootballHow to Pick a Dorm at Hillsdale
Which dorm fits you best? Do you use more muffin tins or more pots? How comfortable are you introducing yourself to strangers? Read on about Hillsdale College’s dorms to find out!
Read More about How to Pick a Dorm at HillsdaleHillsdale Chemistry Professors’ Book Recommendations: Part 2
You didn’t think scientists could read, could you? It turns out that Hillsdale College’s chemistry faculty is extremely literate and full of wonderful reading recommendations. Our chemistry faculty are so well-read that this article (which is written by a biochemist, by the way), had to be published in two parts.
Read More about Hillsdale Chemistry Professors’ Book Recommendations: Part 2Studying Well as a Hillsdale Student
Learning to be a Hillsdale College student does involve learning about who the most influential philosophers were, but as you go, you’ll also have to learn how to study well by staying organized and developing note-taking skills.
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