The Hillsdale College Chargers dropped two games by a combined eight points during a tough road trip last week. On Jan. 24, the Chargers (8-11, 6-7 G-MAC) led by as many as six points midway through the fourth quarter against the Kentucky Wesleyan College Panthers (15-3, 11-1), but eventually lost, 71-70. The win was the...
Year: 2019
Church, McAllister accepted into seminar focused on ‘science-engaged theology’
Both Assistant Professor of Philosophy Ian Church and Assistant Professor of Philosophy Blake McAllister have been accepted into a two week residential seminar program on “science-engaged theology” and will attend the seminar to further explore their own philosophical queries. Hoping to bring science, theology, and philosophy in closer dialogue with one another, the Fuller Theological...
Continued improvement leads to strong showing at GVSU Open
As junior Joey Humes rounded the final corner with the closest competitor half a lap behind, all that stood between him and a victory in the 3000 meter run was 50 meters of wide open track. Emphatically crossing the finish line, Humes put an exclamation point on a young, developing team’s statement performance. The Hillsdale...
Chargers to begin spring season out of conference
The Hillsdale College Chargers will travel to Lexington, Ohio to take on Ashland University in their first game of the spring season on Saturday at Lakewood Racquet Club at 2 p.m. The Chargers return home on Sunday to host Davenport University in the Biermann Athletic Center. A start time for the game has yet to...
Pancakes on pause as Palace closes
The Palace Cafe is closing its doors indefinitely on Thursday at 2 p.m., according to business owner Leslie Meredith. A Monday-morning Facebook post announcing the closure sparked dismayed responses from the landmark diner’s patrons. Larry Houck, who owns the cafe’s equipment and its portion of the Howell Street building, said the business is closing and...




