Hillsdale Hospital administered nearly a thousand COVID-19 vaccinations on Jan. 28 and 29 at the Searle Center, bringing the county one step closer to overcoming the pandemic. “We have done exactly what the state has asked of us, which is to get shots in arms,” J.J. Hodshire, president and CEO of Hillsdale Hospital, said in...
Author: Julia Mullins
Staff Profile: Science and Tech Editor Victoria Marshall
Like many Hillsdale College students, Senior Victoria Marshall found out about the college from her parents listening to talk radio, but she felt hesitant going to a college that both of her parents hoped she would attend. After doing some research, however, Marshall said she was drawn to the rich liberal arts curriculum Hillsdale offers...
Radio students make strong showing in statewide broadcast awards
Nine Hillsdale College students involved with the radio station won nine awards in six categories from the Michigan Association of Broadcasters on April 7. Students received four first place awards, four second place awards, and one honorable mention. “The features and the shows we do — the things we were awarded for today — students...
Behind Charger Athletics
For the first time since Nov. 23, 2019, the Hillsdale College volleyball team played in front of a live crowd of students, families, and members of the community at Dawn Tibbetts Potter Arena on Friday, Jan. 22. Several members of the athletic administration staff played essential roles in making this day, along with all other...
Controversy erupts over canceled Jonesville River Fest, may move location to Hillsdale for the first time
The Jonesville Riverfest will not be taking place in Jonesville this year, but the event may move its location to the City of Hillsdale, according to Don Germann, member of Jonesville Riverfest Committee, and Hillsdale Mayor Adam Stockford. A request from the City of Jonesville to receive written approval from the Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Community Health...