May 2021
A Different Kind of “Campus Culture”
Curious about campus culture? Sophomores Griffin Johnston and Lucy Cuneo have a literal answer for you—each week, they cultivate true “culture” by brewing kombucha, a fizzy fermented tea.
Read More about A Different Kind of “Campus Culture”The Joys of Baking
Whether they’re making muffins, gluten-free hummingbird cakes, or dozens of cookies, students unwind and enjoy themselves by baking in their dorm kitchens—and the leftovers aren’t half bad, either.
Read More about The Joys of BakingDear Freshman Me: Take Care of Your Brain
Dear Freshman Me, there is really no reason not to open this door. The quality and quantity of mental health services here at Hillsdale are like nowhere else you will have in your life.
Read More about Dear Freshman Me: Take Care of Your BrainKeeping the Study of Latin Alive in the Hillsdale Community
The vitality of Hillsdale’s Latin Teaching Program hints that Latin, the “dead language,” is very much alive.
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Ida was recruited to our seven-time national award-winning shotgun team her sophomore year of high school and returned from nationals last fall placing sixth in the women’s division. With the summer quickly approaching, Ida has a lot more shooting to look forward to, but she’s also staring down the barrel of the MCAT.
Read More about Summer of ShootingNorthern Exposure: Spencer Stegenga’s Ventures in the Vineyard
For decades, northwestern Michigan has been a mecca for ski lovers, cherry lovers, and fall color seekers. In more recent years, the region has gained fame for another industry—winemaking. For 30 years, Spencer Stegenga, ’95, and his family have been at the forefront of this industry, uncorking the secrets of the vine for a growing national audience to enjoy.
Read More about Northern Exposure: Spencer Stegenga’s Ventures in the VineyardUsing Science for Justice
Crime is gruesome and prevalent. How can a Hillsdale education give you the support you need when you’re at the scene of a crime, and how can your Hillsdale experiences prepare you for what comes next back at the lab? Alumna Danielle Wilhelmsen walks us through a day in the life of a Forensic Scientist DNA Analyst.
Read More about Using Science for JusticeTraining for the Battlefield: Hillsdale Students and the Civil War
Over 300 students from Hillsdale volunteered, fought, and died fighting for freedom and equality in the Civil War. How are modern students like us impacted and inspired?
Read More about Training for the Battlefield: Hillsdale Students and the Civil WarTen Things You Need for the Perfect Night Stargazing
With all its inexpensive yet awe-inspiring potential, we should definitely take the opportunity to give ourselves a break through stargazing. But what do you actually need for the perfect night of staring at the heavens?
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