Carving up the Slopes: Hillsdale’s Annual Ski Trip

Early on a Saturday morning, just over one hundred adventurous Hillsdale students clambered onto two buses, heavily bundled against the cold and ready to spend the day flying down the slopes.

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An Introduction to the Greek System

The three Pan-Hellenic sororities and four National Interfraternity Council sanctioned fraternities on Hillsdale’s campus represent a vibrant part of both current campus life and the College’s history.

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An Interview with Amanda Bigney, Director of Student Activities Office

What is there to do in Hillsdale? At first glance, it might seem like coming to Hillsdale College would be really boring.

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Class of ’17 Looks Forward to Second Semester

Two weeks ago, Hillsdale freshmen slipped on their winter boots and headed to class for the second semester of college.

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From The Hillsdale Conservative to The Hillsdale Forum: A Small Publication Finds its Identity

At Hillsdale, where the Tower Light, Winona, and The Collegian dominate a lively portrait of student publications, The Hillsdale Forum, a small, bi-semesterly political journal, waits at the edge of notoriety.

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