Both Hillsdale College and the nation have seen a big drop in cases of COVID-19 in recent weeks. On Jan. 8, the nation had its highest number of diagnosed cases: 315,115. Since then, the number of new cases has plummeted. March 14 had a total of 40,358 new cases—the lowest in more than five months. ...
Bite-size Psych: Study tricks
Bite-size Psych is a weekly psychology column by sophomore Quin Colhour. From high school, to college to graduate school, students are expected to adapt to a higher pressure environment with more demands. In the academic area specifically, most students agree with the International Journal of Asian Social Science’s conclusion: “there is a significant relationship between...
How to cook for yourself, be comfortable in the kitchen
Though Bon Appetit always offers a sure and ready meal, some students have made use of the kitchens in their dorms and off-campus housing to whip up their daily meals. Cooking is intimidating and if you happen to be scared of your kitchen, or looking to switch up what you’re eating, here is the ultimate...
Chargers win G-MAC Championship
The Hillsdale College volleyball team made history last weekend as the Chargers captured their fourth straight G-MAC championship title, and junior outside hitter Karoline Shelton received the G-MAC Player of the Year award for the first time. But before the Chargers advanced to the championship, they played possibly their toughest game all season against Cedarville...
Basketball wins its first tournament game in 20 years
The Hillsdale College Chargers took down the Mercyhurst University Lakers to grab their first NCAA Division II Tournament win since 2001, and reach the Sweet 16 for the first time in program history. Due to some conferences opting out for the season with COVID-19 concerns, the NCAA reduced the field from 64 to 48 teams....