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
By Kashyah Wiliams
Quiana Holmes, 22, is a native from Rome, New York, and aunt of the author. Holmes is a 2017 graduate from Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. She earned a bachelor’s degree in professional music and minor in theater. Holmes is currently on Broadway touring for the role of Mary Wilson as well as the understudy for Diana Ross in the hit musical Motown the Musical. Continue reading 2017 Berklee Graduate Lands Broadway Tour
By Tyler O’Neill
After several weeks of fundraising and accepting donations, the Peer Leaders and their GS 101 classes were ready to create care packages for children at the new John R. Oishei Children’s Hospital. Continue reading Hilbert Peer Leaders in Action
By Corey Boice
Tristan Davis is a twenty-one-year-old Hilbert College student from Olean, New York, who lives in the residence halls and is in his junior year of college. He plans to graduate in May of 2019 with a major in criminal justice and a minor in psychology in hopes of achieving his all-time goal of being a behavioral analysis in the FBI. Continue reading Meet the 2017 Scribe Staff: Tristan Davis
By Amanda Figueroa
Morgan Nellis’s roommate gets the scoop on her fellow Scribe staff writer. Continue reading Meet the 2017 Scribe Staff: Morgan Nellis
By Amanda Figueroa
What makes a film worthy of going to see? Do you base your perception on who is starring in it? Whether the previews intrigue you? Do you base your choices on what movie critics say? If you do, should you? Continue reading Should You Trust Movie Critics?
By Henry Bowers
Last month, Tennessee Volunteers football team thought that its search for a new head coach had come to an end after meeting with current Ohio State Buckeyes defensive coordinator Greg Schiano. Continue reading Tennessee Backs Out of Greg Schiano Hiring
By Yasmine Dabash
You’ve heard of the Freshman 15–those unwanted pounds that creep up on you your first year of college. Here are some ways to avoid the weight gain. Continue reading 15 Ways to Avoid the Freshman 15
By De’Ja Cleveland
Many people are working to try and get clemency for Cyntoia Brown. Cyntoia Brown was just sixteen when she was sentenced to life imprisonment. Brown’s charge was murder. Continue reading Cyntoia Brown: Sex Trafficking Victim Serving Life in Prison
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