College suspends Delta Tau Delta
By John Davidson
     After 136 years at Hillsdale College, the Delta Tau Delta fraternity may be closing its doors for good. The fraternity was suspended in April amid controversy over pledge activities the administration claims involved physical hazing, and this fall, the house is empty and its members deactivated.

Hillsdale, Arnn respond to affirmative action case
By Susannah Luthi
     Although the US Supreme Court struck down the point system used by the University of Michiganadmit a racially diverse undergraduate student body, the effect Gratz v. Bollinger will have on other colleges and universities is uncertain, President Larry Arnn said.

Fraternities face regulations
By Bridget Karl
     In an overhaul of Hillsdale College fraternities, Dean of Men Aaron Petersen has instituted new guidelines this semester.

Whalen appointed associate provost
By Jessica Grabowski
     David Whalen, associate professor and chairman of the English department, will assume a new position as associate provost beginning next semester.

More statues are expected by the end of the year.

George Leads Liberty Walk
By Jodi Westrick
     The bronze figure of George Washington that stands near Moss Hall was revealed during a dedication of the Liberty Walk last May. Washington is the first in a series of statues to be placed on a path that will wind through campus.