By Kashyah Williams
The Never Miss Dance Team will be hosting the first Black History Showcase in collaboration with Black Student Union and the Common Grounds Club on February 16 in Swan Auditorium at 7:30 p.m Continue reading Black History Dance Showcase
By Mary Kate Wirfel
Mardi Gras, French for Fat Tuesday, has been celebrated throughout the world on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. As the Lenten season dawns upon us, I think that we all should learn where Mardi Gras came from and why it’s so popular in New Orleans, Louisiana. Continue reading The History of Mardi Gras
by Daniel Wentz, Assistant Director, Development and Alumni Engagement
February is a special month in the history of our nation. We hope that everyone takes a second to regard those specific features of our national services in which they are most grateful. Continue reading Hilbert Giving Day
By Mary Kate Wirfel
This Sunday, February 4, 2018, sports fans will turn on their televisions, and tune into to NBC to watch the National Football League’s, New England Patriots play the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 52. Continue reading Poll: Who Does Hilbert Want to Win Super Bowl 52?
By Kashyah Williams
‘Tis the season for awards shows. On January 7, the 75th Golden Globes aired live from the Beverly Hilton Hotel on NBC. The Golden Globes honor achievement in both cinema and television. Continue reading The Golden Globes and The Screen Actors Guild Awards
By Ryan Zunner
City of Blight is described as a “House of Cards meets The Sopranos on a local level,” and boy does it deliver. Continue reading Review: City of Blight
By Tristan Davis
As snow falls and the semester winds down, the holidays quickly approach; specifically Christmas, the jolliest time of the year. This long-celebrated holiday is noted as the time Santa comes to town and for the celebration of the birth of Christ, but this is not how it has always been. Continue reading The History of Christmas
By Corey Boice
On Sunday, December 3, the Student Government Association (SGA) threw a Christmas party for families in the surrounding communities around Hamburg to come and enjoy with their kids. Continue reading Student Government Association’s Children’s Christmas Party
By Corey Boice
On Saturday, November 18, a group of Hilbert students went to Villa Maria College to take part in educational sessions to help bring leadership skills back to the Hilbert College Campus. Continue reading Hilbert at the Western New York Student Leadership Conference
By Morgan Nellis
Student Discounts
The power of a Hilbert Student ID card goes much further than most students realize. Generally, the student ID cards can are used for borrowing books from the McGrath Library or to gain entrance to select campus events, such as Hilbert sports games, or to activities put on by other colleges and universities. However, most students don’t know that their Student IDs can actually save them money, too. Continue reading 5 Things Every Hilbert Student Should Know
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