Over spring break, the Hillsdale College Chargers travelled south to Boca Raton and West Palm Beach, Florida, for three matches against south Florida schools, including the no. 2 ranked Lynn University Knights. The Chargers dropped their matches against Lynn and Palm Beach Atlantic University, but defeated Broward College in a shortened match. In their Monday...
Chargers take three of four from Findlay
For the Hillsdale College Chargers, the beginning of conference play marks a fresh start to the season. After a month of non-conference play, the Chargers took on the University of Findlay Oilers in a four-game series. The Chargers met the Oilers in Defiance, Ohio, for the first two games, and the next day both teams...
‘An embodiment of living life faithfully’: Friends, family, professors remember Anna Williams Sutherland ’11
Considered a talented journalist, accomplished alumna, dear friend, sister, daughter, and mother, Anna (Williams) Sutherland ’11, at the age of 29, died unexpectedly on Wednesday, March 6, due to a cardiac condition. “She was a beaming mother and wife of three children, delivering grace, and an embodiment of living life faithfully and her full joy...
Shotgun team to compete at ACUI nationals
The Hillsdale College shotgun team spent spring break preparing for the upcoming ACUI competition next week in San Antonio, Texas. The Chargers have the opportunity to win their sixth consecutive Division III Championship. Hillsdale hosted the Charger Spring Invitational on March 16, competing against Grace College. Sophomore Barrett Moore shot 193 clays of 200; the...
Conservatives need to take second look at candidate Yang
Andrew Yang, 44, is an entrepreneur from New York with no previous political experience. His social platform is standard Democratic drivel, with promises to protect abortion rights and gay marriage. He is not overtly Christian, and he rarely references Reagan or the Constitution. He is currently polling in the single digits and has almost no...




