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The FishPolls
The Mossey Library Fishbowl room offers students a perfect opportunity for polling campus on random opinions.
Read More about The FishPollsWhat to Do if You Don’t Like Ramen Noodles, Part II
In Ramen Part I, we discussed money-saving tips. But you can’t save money unless you have it in the first place, so let’s talk about how to earn some cash during the semester.
Read More about What to Do if You Don’t Like Ramen Noodles, Part IIHow Overwhelming is College, Really?
You have fewer classes than high school and you don’t have to get up early. So why do many college students face burnout just halfway through the semester?
Read More about How Overwhelming is College, Really?Managing Your Time as a College Student
Are you knee-deep in homework? Don’t worry; these five time management tips will help you succeed as a Hillsdale College student!
Read More about Managing Your Time as a College StudentHillsdale Parents: Dedicated to the College and its Mission
The Fleischers and Molloys, parents of Hillsdale students and alumni, share their involvement and love for the College and its efforts to shape young men and women holistically.
Read More about Hillsdale Parents: Dedicated to the College and its MissionGarden Party: The Event of the Season
Student Activities Board’s Garden Party always provides a much-needed spark to kick off the weekend: an opportunity to dress up, hang out with friends, and hit the dance floor.
Read More about Garden Party: The Event of the SeasonThe Policy Translator: Myers Mixes Business, Politics as Caterpillar Lobbyist
Christopher Myers, ’92, is a translator—but not of a foreign language. As the director of International and Federal Government Affairs, Global Government and Corporate Affairs for Caterpillar, Myers “translates” between business and politics in his role as a lobbyist in Washington, D.C.
Read More about The Policy Translator: Myers Mixes Business, Politics as Caterpillar LobbyistThere Will Never Be a Better Homecoming
When Doug Goodnough, ’90, learned his baseball teammate, Troy Salvior, ’90, was being inducted into the Hillsdale College Athletic Hall of Fame, a light bulb clicked: This was the opportunity to make a reunion happen. There will never be a better Homecoming.
Read More about There Will Never Be a Better HomecomingLove at First Sight: Jennifer Link Lippus Continues Her Relationship with Hillsdale College
Jennifer Link Lippus, ’91, is encouraging others to get behind the Kirby Center and WHIP specifically, because she’s watching it grow. “To think about what a great experience I had and to have that open and available to a broader group of students—to me, that says it all.”
Read More about Love at First Sight: Jennifer Link Lippus Continues Her Relationship with Hillsdale CollegeReturning to a Traditional Philosophy Approach: A Series with Dr. Ian Church
“We shouldn’t be too surprised if the relationship between analytic thinking and religiosity varies significantly across various demographic variables.” – Dr. Ian Church. This is part three of the Returning to a Traditional Philosophy Approach Series with Hillsdale’s associate professor of philosophy, Dr. Church.
Read More about Returning to a Traditional Philosophy Approach: A Series with Dr. Ian ChurchThe Hillsdale College Interview
Interviews are scary, but they don’t have to be. Hillsdale College is unique in a variety of ways, one of which is its admissions interview. Instead of dreading your college interview, you can actually look forward to it at Hillsdale College.
Read More about The Hillsdale College InterviewWhat to Do If You Don’t Like Ramen Noodles
If you spend money in the right places, you’ll be able to save in others. Here’s a short guide to managing finances in college.
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