Hillsdale College head football coach Keith Otterbein announced on Feb. 3 that 19 young men would be joining his squad in the fall. The new Chargers will come from Nebraska, Virginia, and almost every Midwestern state, including two from here in Hillsdale. “We’re really excited about this class,” Otterbein said. “We have some guys that...
The Hillsdale College track and field and cross-country programs welcomed back Samantha Kearney as an assistant coach and director of track and field operations on Feb. 1. Kearney, who worked at Hillsdale as an assistant coach during the 2013-14 season, spent the last two years coaching at her alma mater University of California, Davis. Although...
If you spent Sunday night doing all the homework that you neglected over the weekend, then you missed what could have been the most astounding feat in hockey since a group of rag-tag college kids knocked off the Soviet superpower. John Scott, a self-labeled ‘goon,’ who has only scored five goals in his 285-game career,...
It was 5 a.m. Jan. 8 when members of the Hillsdale High School chapter of Business Professionals of America started towards Dearborn, Michigan. Fifteen hours later they returned to Hillsdale with five regional gold medals and 25 state qualifiers, and earlier this month it was announced that junior Vice President Alexis Higgins won the Michigan...
On Nov. 7, Hillsdale students competed in the annual Tae Park Grand Champion Taekwondo World Classic in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Over 400 participants of varying belts competed in events including breaking, forms, and sparring. Hillsdale sophomore Hans Noyes, a black belt who has practiced Taekwondo since the second grade, competed in the Grand Champion Tournament,...