Hillsdale College baseball split a pair of home games with Saginaw Valley State University on Wednesday afternoon. The Chargers (14-28, 12-14) took the first, 4-2, thanks to some stingy pitching by sophomore Chris McDonald paired with a three-RBI game from freshman Jake Lee. The Cardinals (13-22, 10-15) hit 14 in game two, overpowering Hillsdale, 8-2....
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April 24, 2014July 12, 2022Sports
Ellison steals school record in week’s 7-1 win streak
The Hillsdale College softball team went 7-1 in its four doubleheaders the past week, finally bringing the team past the .500 mark with an 18-16 record. The Chargers started by splitting games with Walsh University on Friday, winning the first 3-1, and losing the second 6-5. On Saturday, Hillsdale swept Lake Erie College, winning the...
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April 24, 2014July 12, 2022Sports
Cam White signs with Colts
Cam White ’13 sat in a hotel room in Indianapolis, Ind. on Sunday night, preparing himself to begin a career in the National Football League. White feels blessed for the opportunity to play at the highest level of football in the world. “Right now my mentality is just to go in and work as hard...
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April 24, 2014July 12, 2022Sports
Golfer qualifies for nationals
Hillsdale College junior Matt Chalberg will be one of 24 individual competitors across the country competing in the National Collegiate Club Golf Association National Championship this spring. The two-day NCCGA spring championship will be held April 26-27 in Crystal Springs, NJ. The 25 collegiate club teams and 24 individuals who qualified nationwide will play two...
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April 21, 2014July 12, 2022Features
Alumni Visit Campus
When Rosemarie Shultz Wright drove on to Hillsdale College’s campus, she didn’t recognize any of the buildings. “I tried to use Central Hall as a reference point, but it was facing a different way than when I was here,” she said. ShultzWright is one of 43 alumni that has tried to reorient the campus for...