By Tyler O’Neill
The Bachelorette dating TV show debuted on ABC on January 8, 2003, as a spinoff of The Bachelor, which now boasts 21 seasons–and counting. When The Bachelorette first premiered, fans were ecstatic. The craziness even invaded Hilbert College, as we feature in this week’s Hilbert TBT. Continue reading TBT: Hilbert Bachelorette
By Kashyah Williams
One of Hilbert’s core values is service. As part of the Hilbert Blueprint, the college establishes that every student take a service learning course during their sophomore year. Within this course, one is required to perform some type of community service with a community partner as a way of giving back to the community. But, community service goes beyond your sophomore year. Continue reading Community Service at the Resurrection Life Food Pantry
By Megan Lee
If you’ve heard the name Adam Droz lately, then you may be wondering, who is he? On Hilbert’s athletics website, you can find out where he is from and what his major is, but that’s the easy way to answer this question. The real answer lies with his teammate, who happens to be me. Continue reading Featured Hilbert College Athlete: Adam Droz
Story and photos by Elias Todd
The Music Is Art festival is a three-day celebration of local music and artistry, organized by Goo Goo Dolls bassist Robby Takac. The festival’s main Saturday schedule was filled with tons of local bands, dancers, DJs, and artists. It was truly an amazing event, complemented by clear skies and an upbeat crowd. Continue reading Music Is Art
by Yasmine Dabash
A lot of Hilbert residents want to be a Resident Assistant (RA) for a multitude of reasons, one of those reasons being on-campus housing free of charge. But what do RAs really do? Continue reading A Day in the Life of a Resident Assistant
By Corey Boice
Here at Hilbert College, students have the opportunity to vote for who they want representing them. Our Student Government Association has several positions students can run for and represent their fellow students and groups on campus. Positions available are the class representatives for freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes and the group representatives for commuter, transfer, diversity, and resident. Continue reading SGA ELECTIONS COMING UP
By Tristan Davis
Last week marked the sixteenth anniversary of the horrible events that happened on 9/11. Many of us were alive during the attack on the Pentagon and the fall of Twin Towers, and we should take a moment to remember all those who died during the tragedy and all those who have fallen trying to stop terrorism. Continue reading Remembering 9/11
by Morgan Nellis
The Criminal Justice & Forensic Science Association (CJ/FS) held its first club meeting on September 7. As the largest club on campus, it was no shock to see that the first meeting had a great turnout, with many new faces. The meeting began with the club’s president, Christopher (CJ) Paoni, describing the goals of the club. The CJ/FS Club hosts academic and professional events with the goal of increasing its members’ understanding and progress in their future Criminal Justice related fields. Activities include demos, workshops, and speakers in fields such as death investigations, various roles in law enforcement, career preparation, and many more. Continue reading CJ/FS Club Meets
By Henry Bowers
For decades, spying on another team has been as much a part of baseball’s gamesmanship as hard slides and brushback fastballs. However, the Boston Red Sox have recently added a modern twist: they used an Apple watch to gain an advantage over their opponents. Continue reading Hilbert Hot Take: Red Sox Spying
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