Just as Early Pregnancy Loss Association President Emily Carrington began to piece her life back together after her second miscarriage in 2014, she found in her mailbox a medical bill ordering her to pay for the procedures she experienced when her unborn child passed away. “I didn’t think these bills were unjust in any way...
The Hillsdale College Chargers split a two-game road trip last week, falling to Walsh University on Thursday, 68-60, and defeating Malone University two days later, 66-62. Both Walsh and Malone are located in Canton, Ohio, so the team stayed in the area during the off day in between games. The Chargers got off to a...
The howling of young men and the chattering of young women are not the only sounds resounding in the halls of Hillsdale College dormitories: There is barking, too. A few dorms on campus are home to dogs. From providing comfort and stress relief to contributing to a homey feel in the residence halls, these canines...
“No readers get to everything they want to read. In fact, the more we read the worse the problem grows.” Director of the Dow Journalism Program John J. Miller opens his newest book by addressing a number of issues pertinent to avid readers. Released in January, “Reading Around: Journalism on Authors, Artists, and Ideas,” includes...
Senior Hannah McIntyre led the women’s track team to victory in the mile race, the second distance victory in two weeks. McIntyre finished in 4:49.6. Junior Ally Eads, close behind, finished in second place with a time of 4:59.67. Freshman Christina Sawyer came in fifth and Addison Rauch, a sophomore, finished in 10th place. “My...