With a perfect week against Saginaw Valley and Northwood, the Hillsdale College baseball team (28-14, 16-8 GLIAC) set a school record for its most wins in a season, and clinched a spot in the GLIAC Tournament for the first time since 2003. The Chargers have won seven games in a row. “I couldn’t tell you...
The Hillsdale College women’s track and field team continued to make strides toward the championship form they will need to compete for a national team title at the NCAA D-II Championship in May. The Chargers competed at the Georgia Tech Invitational in Atlanta and Al Owens Invitational in Allendale, Michigan, this past weekend, and are...
Sophomore Colby Clark improved on his personal record in the 400-meter dash from last weekend, and hit the provisional time with a 47.80 time, placing 13th. “This is the first time I’ve run two 47-points in an open race back-to-back— I’m pretty sure I only did that once last year so I’m definitely in a...
Hillsdale College announced April 11 that it would publish volumes one to 17 of “The Churchill Documents” as e-books. Each volume is available online for $9.99. The price of the e-books are about 29 percent of the $35 cost of the print editions, except volumes 17 and 18, which are $65 each in print. “The...
Hillsdale’s creative and business communities will unite from 5-7 p.m. this evening in downtown Hillsdale for the city’s first stand-alone Art Around Town, an event sponsored by the Hillsdale Business Association and intended to acquaint more residents with the work of community artists. The event will feature the works of a plethora of local creatives...