With distance runners, sprinters, and field athletes all together for the first time this outdoor season, the Charger men delivered solid performances across the board. Head coach Andrew Towne said the team improved on its performance from the meet prior. “It was solid,” Towne said. “The weather was OK for us. We had some improved...
Baseball enters division play first in G-MAC
Twelve games into the G-MAC season, the Hillsdale College baseball team (14-15, 11-1 G-MAC) is the king of the North. After a 3-1 Easter weekend against the Cedarville Yellow Jackets (6-16, 2-8 G-MAC) and the Ohio Valley Fighting Scots (11-18, 2-10 G-MAC), the Chargers sit atop the G-MAC North Division and the conference as a...
Women’s tennis pushes G-MAC win streak to three
Two more sweeps by the women’s tennis team this weekend have left Hillsdale College 3-0 in its new conference without surrendering a single match point. “I think it’s just a nice way to be rewarded,” head coach Nikki Walbright said. “Everybody has contributed, and the girls have been working really hard. It’s a nice way...
Negotiations class pushes students to hone bargaining skills
At the polar ends of a spectrum, there are two types of negotiators: the Turkish rug merchant and the Italian mob boss. Vice President and General Counsel Robert Norton recommends that you be neither. “You should be somewhere in the middle,” said senior Anna Eby, who’s taking Norton’s negotiations class this semester. She said she...
Art show combines young, wild, and free
Friendship and the primary colors are at the heart of the upcoming art show “Young, Wild, and Free,” which will display the artwork of seniors Rachael Reynolds, Emily Rinaldi, and Anna Zemaitaitis April 8-13 in the Daughtery Gallery. During an opening reception on April 8 from 6-8 p.m., the three seniors will present their work...