Chance of war hits close to home
Students face personal implications of Iraq invasion
By Betsy Foster
Collegian Reporter
Fighting the temptation to procrastinate is hard enough when professors announce projects that are not due until the end of the semester. It only becomes infinitely harder to be diligent when a phone call could mean leaving Hillsdale within 24 hours.

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School cuts prof's health insurance
By John Davidson
Collegian Reporter
As health care costs continue to rise during a time of budget cutbacks for schools nationwide, Hillsdale College has decided to restructure its health care insurance plan.
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Longtime janitor will retire
Hanging up mop after 30 years, going fishing
By Elliot Wild
Collegian Reporter
When Ernie Gray first started cleaning floors at Hillsdale College, afros were in style and Richard Nixon was in office. And now, 30 years later, Ernie is hanging up his broom and calling it quits.
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'Sanctifying Myth' sold out
Second printing coming, third planned next year
By Peter Krupa
Collegian Reporter
After selling all 4,000 copies only a month after its release, Assistant History Professor Brad Birzer’s book on J.R.R. Tolkien has gone to a second printing.
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