By Kashyah Williams
Bowers is a sophomore graduating in 2020, who majors in liberal studies. He is from Helena, Montana, the city that is said to be accidentally founded by four Georgia men mining for gold. Continue reading Meet the Scribe Staff: Henry Bowers
By Morgan Nellis
Meet Amanda Figueroa, a member of the 2017 Scribe staff. Continue reading Meet the Scribe Staff: Amanda Figueroa
By Kashyah Williams
The Never Miss Dance team raised $1,690 for Roswell Park Cancer Institute at the club’s hosted annual 50 Shades of Pink Breast Cancer Awareness show on October 27. Continue reading Never Miss Hosts 50 Shades of Pink Breast Care Awareness Show
By De’Ja Cleveland
For this throwback Thursday, we are remembering October 13, 2006. On this day Western New York residents were hit with a dramatic snowstorm. Continue reading #TBT: Remembering the October Surprise
By Corey Boice
On Sunday, October 1, 2017, at around 10 p.m., shots rang out during a Jason Aldean concert in Las Vegas. The shooter was sixty-four-year-old Steven Paddock from Mesquite, Nevada, and he was shooting from the thirty-second floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. Continue reading Studying the Las Vegas Shooting: Part 1
By Megan Lee
At Hilbert, internships are a very important part of the academics. Internships help students figure out what they like and do not like within their major, as well as guide students to getting a job after graduation. Continue reading Criminal Justice Majors Intern with Local Police
By Amanda Figueroa
Griffis Sculpture Park was featured in an article from Volume 3 Issue 7 of The H-Files; the former Hilbert College student newspaper. In the article by Lindsey Rae Opie, the park was described as “one of the most beautiful and mysterious attractions of Western New York.” Continue reading H-Files TBT: Memories of Griffis
By Yasmine Dabash
On April 29, 2005, it was announced in the H-Files that Sister Edmunette Paczesny was to step down from her position of Hilbert College president after 31 years. Continue reading The End of an Era
By Corey Boice
Every fall semester, Hilbert’s Office of Mission Integration and Campus Ministry schedule a week full of activities for students called St. Francis Week, created to bring us back to the Franciscan values that the college was founded on. Continue reading St. Francis Week Recap and Upcoming Franciscan Events
By De’Ja Cleveland
When an individual chooses to attend Hilbert college, one of the decisions they must make is whether they want to commute or live on campus. Continue reading Hilbert Commuter VS. Resident
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