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For the first time in two years, the Student Activities Board hosted an outdoor movie night Sept. 9 with a showing of Disney’s “Ratatouille.” The movie was shown on the South Quad with blankets scattered across the grass and popcorn, candy bars, and soda provided. During the movie’s two-hour run time, the crowd was enthusiastic...
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If you like artificial intelligence, you’ll love the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, which opened in Medora, North Dakota on July 4, 2026. I had heard about the museum in the spring when I planned a summer road trip, and, as a self-certified history buff, I quickly added it to my itinerary. For months,...
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Elliot Kaufman speaks on campus Sept. 15. Courtesy | Tim Howard What started out as a murderous attack by Hamas on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, soon became something else in the minds of many people, according to a member of the Wall Street Journal editorial board in a speech on Sept. 15. “The war was...
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Bob Flynn talked to Hillsdale from behind a radio microphone for more than 40 years. He covered city government, spoke with local officials, and saw businesses open and close. While his job gave him an expansive view of the city and its needs, he was intentional about keeping politics out of his job. “Politics and...
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Mayoral candidate Matthew Bentley said he was reluctant when former City Councilman Joshua Paladino first suggested that he run for a city council seat in 2024. “He twisted my arm for 18 months,” Bentley said, laughing. Bentley, a Hillsdale native who served in the Army before working in the securities industry in Chicago, ran unopposed...
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