Democrats on a national level are taking an interest in Michigan state politics. “In Michigan, the current electoral system is unfair and is so rigged that politicians can now pick their voters, instead of allowing citizens to choose their representatives,” Eric Holder, former President Barack Obama’s Attorney General, said. Holder’s national Democratic redistricting group, “Voters...
Year: 2018
Art professors enter work in Grand Rapids’ ArtPrize
Barbara Bushey, professor of art, draws inspiration from the beautiful scapes of Michigan where she grew up. But her art has more than one purpose: Bushey draws attention not only to the beauty of but also threats to the environment. Bushey’s latest project is ‘Prayers for the Great Lakes,’ a series of five hand-dyed and...
Chargers display power in exhibitions
The Hillsdale Chargers relied on powerful offense Saturday, picking up two exhibition victories and recording just one loss on the road in Columbus, Ohio. The following day, the Chargers took on Division I Kent State University and tied with the Flashes. Five players recorded home runs during the weekend, including two freshmen. Freshman infielder Lauren...
Chargers continue conference streak
The Hillsdale Chargers rolled their way to first place in the G-MAC West Division last weekend with sweeps against two conference foes. With the wins, the team extends its winning streak to nine games and its conference streak to 24 wins, dating back to last season. Hillsdale remains the only G-MAC team undefeated against conference...
Allen antiques are still in style, despite national industry decline
About eight miles from Hillsdale College, along West Chicago Road, Hog Creek Antique Mall boasts 150 vendor booths selling everything from vintage blow dryers to Pyrex (a current favorite among collectors) to niche pieces like political buttons and clown dolls. The mall is one of several storefronts in a row of antique stores on West...




