Tuition and financial aid to rise
Ten percent hike in tuition halved, Aid up 14 percent
By Scott Hagen
Collegian Senior Reporter
Hillsdale students will face higher tuition prices when they return next year. The preliminary budget calls for a f5 percent increase in tuition costs, up $750, the administration said.
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U.S., Students keep traveling despite threats
By Colleen McGinness
Collegian Assistant News Editor
Despite a time of international crisis, a 2003 Active Travel Survey conducted by Away Network, an online resource for adventure travel, found 46 percent of Americans plan to travel the same amount as last year. They not only plan to travel the same amount, 34 percent plan to travel more than last year, and 83 percent are as likely or more likely to vacation as they were in 2002.
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Visiting prof faced Rwanda
danger, violence of civil war
By Betsy Foster
Collegian Reporter
The bullet whizzed past Ambassador David Rawson’s head.
“And bullets do whistle,” said Rawson, a visiting professor of political science at Hillsdale College and a professor of political economy at Spring Arbor University.
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Gathering wins best business prize
By Joy Ulrickson
Collegian Reporter
The warm, comfortable atmosphere of the Gathering Coffee House, along with its friendly, helpful staff and wide selection of coffee and specialty drinks have made it a favorite destination for not only college students, but also members of the Hillsdale community
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