When she was seven years old, freshman Isabelle Parel sang a version of Amazing Grace that brought her audience to tears in her first performance. “I thought it was bizarre that everyone was crying,” her sister, junior Cecily Parell, said. “I didn’t realize her talent until that show.” But that talent manifested itself into a...
Month: October 2015
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Craig in recovery, will return to campus in January
Professor of Politics Mickey Craig said he is confident about a return to the classroom in January, and his doctor predicts that his symptoms will disappear within a few weeks. “I am recovering, slowly but surely,” Craig said in an email. “While the recovery is taking longer than expected, my condition is steadily improving (and...
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Volleyball suffers first losing weekend against top teams
With 3-0 losses to both Grand Valley and Ferris State this weekend, the Chargers suffered their first weekend sweep and their first losing weekend. The Chargers are now 7-4 in the GLIAC and have dropped to third in the South Division. Head coach Chris Gravel said it’s time to turn it back around. “We need...
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Hillsdale senior impresses 2016 candidates
Senior Randy Keefe caught the attention of GOP presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ben Carson over the mid-semester break. Over fall break, he traveled to Washington, D.C. to work for a conference with the Council for National Policy. Several 2016 presidential candidates — including business mogul Donald Trump, retired brain surgeon Ben Carson, Sen. Rand...
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Women’s tennis places 7th at GLIAC tournament
The Hillsdale College women’s tennis team closed its season with a 7th place finish at the GLIAC tournament this past weekend. Held in Midland, Michigan, the tournament began on Friday and finished on Sunday. After defeating Wayne State the week before, Hillsdale met the Warriors again in the first round of the tournament and fell...