The Hillsdale College men’s track and field team competed in two meets this weekend: the Miami Hurricane Alumni Invitational in Florida and the OWU Marv Frye Invitational at Ohio Wesleyan. Just five athletes competed in Miami for the men’s team. All-American sophomore Jared Schipper had a notable performance in the pole vault, winning the event....
Month: April 2016
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Invest in your professors
Sometimes our professors seem sadistic, heaping papers and exams upon us with glee. But our faculty here at Hillsdale are some of the nicest around. They’re even taking steps to help us sort out our sordid love lives. On Monday at 8 p.m. in the Heritage Room, Associate Professor of English Patricia Bart, Director of...
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Man behind ‘The Most Popular Fair on Earth’ retires
After 18 years of faithful service to the Hillsdale County Fairgrounds, home to “The Most Popular Fair on Earth,” manager Scott Dow is stepping down. Dow said he is retiring to take care of himself, after fighting for his health over the past few years. Mark Williams, who formerly worked in the investor side of...
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Men’s tennis drops two over weekend
After a tough weekend, the Hillsdale College men’s tennis team came home with two losses. On Saturday, the Chargers took a 9-0 loss at Wayne State University in Detroit, and Sunday they took on Northwood in Midland, falling 8-1. “We’re just not at that level this year yet,” head men’s tennis coach Keith Turner said....
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The NBA’s most impressive season
No team had ever accomplished what this NBA team did this season. And I’m not talking about the Golden State Warriors. Everyone expected the Warriors to be exceptional this season after winning the NBA Finals last June, but no one predicted what the Portland Trail Blazers accomplished this year. The Blazers entered the 2015-16 regular...