Phi Mu chapter seeks independence
By Scott Hagen and Daniel Silliman
Collegian Reporters
Disturbed over changes at the national and provincial level, the men of the Phi Mu Alpha music honorary at Hillsdale have taken the first steps required to remove their national charter and organize independently.
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Election Day brings wins, losses, waiting
By Betsy Foster
Special to the Collegian
It’s 3:15 p.m., Nov. 5. Indiana citizens have been casting ballots for more than nine hours and Hillsdale graduate Chris Chocola’s congressional campaign office is a flurry of activity.
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Following trend, area plants to lay off hundreds by spring
By Joy Ulrickson
Collegian Reporter
By next spring, approximately 100 workers will lose their jobs at the Pillsbury plant in Hillsdale, the latest in a list of industrial lay-offs in Hillsdale County that will leave several hundred workers unemployed.
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Prof from the "little jewel" of Costa Rica
By Elliot Wild
Collegian Reporter
High in the mountains of Central Costa Rica is the peaceful little town of Alajuela, Spanish for “little jewel.” People in Alajuela always leave their doors wide open, and the only thing warmer than the climate is their personalities.
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