A look at baseball's first World Series Championship

This week on the Collegian Week in Review, hosts Maddy Welsh and Lauren Scott talk to Elyse Apel about the war in Israel as well as a grant given to Hillsdale County, Logan Washburn about the Keefer House hotel, and finally they talk to Moira Gleason about a new business opening up in downtown Hillsdale. 

This week we discuss discuss the history, current trends, and evolution of Halloween ON Halloween. Tune in to hear about how 'trick or treat' got its start, the hooligans that gave it a bad rap, and Jillian's familial connection to little bear suits. 

Edgar Allen Poe was a successful poet despite his unfortunate upbringing. Listen to learn about his mysterious death and his poetry that Americans can't stop reading. 

Google's stock just experienced the biggest single day drop in its history after its earnings report-- but the company performed superbly in every category. At the same time, Microsoft's stock jumped up. How could this happen? Also, George and Patrick give an update on the United Auto Workers' Union strike. 

A look at one of baseball’s first female players.

This week, Kamden is explaining United States v. United Foods, Inc., while we simultaneously get SK's live reaction to the case. In this case, there are contentions between free speech protections and economic policy, as well as constitutional implications for the government's role in contributing to marketing in different industries. 

On a shoestring budget during the Great Depression, these lab partners developed the long-awaited vaccine for a dangerous childhood illness.

This week we discuss the ongoing actors' strike: what they are striking for, where it's at right now, and how we think it may end up resolving itself. Tune in to hear about how innovations in AI are transforming Hollywood, the studios that are complying and thereby giving actors work, and the effects of streaming services on the movie/TV industry as a whole. 

This week, SK and Kam break down Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, a religious freedom case, and include reactions to White House briefings, speeches from the Senate floor, and Fox News interviews.