The Hillsdale College softball team fell to the University of Illinois at Springfield in both games of the team’s opening doubleheader Monday at an indoor dome in Rosemont, Illinois. The Chargers racked up one run in each contest, compared to the Prairie Stars’ respective five and two. “We made only one error in two games....
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March 5, 2015July 12, 2022Sports
Charger Chatter: Lucas Hamelink
Coming back from an injury last season, junior pitcher Lucas Hamelink is excited for the upcoming baseball season. He said the team is ready for a great season, and he’s looking forward to being able to play healthy. How long have you been playing baseball, and what got you started in it? I’ve been playing...
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March 5, 2015July 12, 2022Sports
Former Charger runner leads Academy Athletics
Mike Roberts kept getting faster, picking up speed each year he ran. In middle school he was a standout; in high school, an All-American; at Hillsdale College, almost a national champion. A middle and long distance runner, Roberts used to smoke sprinters for fun in footraces. Horsing around after practice his sophomore year of college,...
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March 5, 2015July 12, 2022Opinions
College faculty should give CCA speeches
One of the best parts of Hillsdale College is its exemplary professors. Not only do they make themselves available for office hours, invite us to their homes for dinner, and remember our names without fail, but they also possess undeniable expertise. The college has worked tirelessly to hire professors who will excel in the classroom...
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March 5, 2015July 12, 2022Features
Benjamins Tentamine Gaudet
Imagine your favorite professor in their undergraduate years. Presumably, their dedication to studying surpassed even the most intelligent students in their class. One Hillsdale student, however, seems to have matched scholarly enthusiasm of his professors. Senior Joshua Benjamins recently completed his senior history thesis, an exhaustive 163-page document accompanied by 75 pages of optional translation...