Former State Rep. Tom Hooker will speak on Feb. 22 for Young Americans for Freedom on his experience in leadership as state representative for the Grand Rapids area and on his current position as the supervisor of Byron Township. He will speak in Lane 236 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., which will include time...
The Hillsdale College men’s tennis team, picked first in the G-MAC preseason poll, toppled Daemen College 8-1 on Friday in the Biermann Athletics Center, advancing its record to 2-0. Sophomore Milan Mirkovic won at No. 1 singles, 6-1, 6-0. Sophomore Charlie Adams won No. 2 singles, 6-4, 6-0. Adams teamed with junior Justin Hyman to...
Every week, Verina Coward could walk up the eight steps to the sanctuary of Pine Ridge Bible Church. Her husband, Bob, who had brain cancer and was unable to walk, could not. She resolved no other handicapped church members or visitors should feel the same way, so for the last 20 years before she...
Keep washing your hands, kids. There have been 44 confirmed cases of the flu on campus, said staff nurse Carol Drews, which is “up significantly” from previous years. Only seven new cases have been confirmed this week, a number down from the 26 cases the week before. “I feel like we’re having a slight slow...
When Patrick Kander was 15, a year into his dishwashing job at Perkins, his manager took a leap and asked if he wanted to try his hand at cooking, and he’s never looked back. Now, Kander, the executive chef of Bon Appétit at Hillsdale College, develops meals for the café, observes, and coaches the Grewcock...