Students who hate pulling out their phone or logging in to a computer for campus announcements, fret no more: we’re bringing the onslaught to you. Earlier this week, flat panel displays went up in Lane, Kendall, and Mossey Library. Presumably, they’ll to be used as scrolling billboards like those in the Dow Center or Grewcock...
Year: 2014
Baseball preview: Give everything, expect nothing
After a semester and a half of drills, weights, running, scrimmages, drills, “chalk talks,” game-planning, roster-tweaking, and more drills, Charger baseball begins their season this weekend. First-year head coach Eric Theisen leads the squad as they try to improve on last season’s record (20-25), which was the team’s best in a decade. Theisen said their...
Charger Chatter: PJ Cooley
PJ Cooley, an accounting major, is in his fourth year as a pitcher on the baseball team, but plans to stay a fifth year. In 2012 and much of 2013, Cooley sat out with a shoulder injury. Now he is back to full strength and is looking forward to this upcoming season, which will begin...
Both men’s and women’s 4×400 relays broke school record
This past weekend Hillsdale hosted the Hillsdale Tune-up on Feb. 22 in the Margot V. Biermann Center. In their final meet prior to the GLIAC Indoor Track and Field Championships, which Hillsdale will host this weekend on March 1 and 2, the men’s and women’s track and field teams ended with several athletes meeting the...
Community theatre performs ‘Lost in Yonkers’
The cast of ‘Lost in Yonkers,’ the Sauk Theater’s latest production, has overcome quite a few obstacles to bring Neil Simon’s Pulitzer-Prize winning script to Jonesville. High school sophomore Brock Hayes and his eighth-grade brother Bradley –– cast as leads Jay and Arty Kurnitz, respectively –– have never been cast in a non-musical production before....
