Museum Studies Class Displays Hillsdale’s Best 

Hillsdale has a plethora of historical and natural displays. Not everyone knows that many of the beautiful displays are actually created by students. Students create these educational exhibits as part of the Museum Studies course, taught by Professor of History Dave Stewart. 

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A “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.

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Pulling a Different Kind of All-Nighter

Hillsdale is blessed with numerous campus ministries and faith-based organizations. I have yet to pull a true all-nighter to cram for a test or finish a paper, but there is one night each year I know I’ll be awake until sunrise. 

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A “Sweet” Expedition 

The Student Activities Board newsletter comes out every week, and it’s worth a read all the way through. The chance to venture off campus and explore new places is one reason why.

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Exploring Michigan and Beyond on a Student Budget

Four years means four fall breaks, four spring breaks, four Thanksgiving breaks, eight reading days, and all of that means dozens of opportunities to explore the beautiful state of Michigan and beyond.

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The View from the Top: The Legend of Central Hall

Chilly autumn days provide the perfect opportunity for Hillsdale students to pass down traditions of their own.

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Small-Town Michigan: Stories from Rosalie’s Roadhouse

Life in small-town Michigan often means making your own fun and making new friends in unexpected ways.

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