Washingtonians now have the option of pursuing a master’s degree from Hillsdale College. The college officially announced the opening of the Steve and Amy Van Andel Graduate School of Government in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 17. The graduate program can be completed within three years, according to a press release. The graduate school is geared...
Year: 2019
Chargers go 4-0 on three-day homestand
The Hillsdale College Chargers went undefeated in a weekend tournament of four games last Friday and Saturday. Led by standout execution on offense and a reliable defense, the Chargers won a combined 12 sets in their four matches losing only four. The impressive finish in the tournament led the Chargers to be bumped five spots...
City Council approves ‘consent agreement’ to demolish structure on Westwood Street
The Hillsdale City Council voted 7-0 to approve an order of public nuisance and demolition of 65 and 65 1/2 Westwood St. in a public hearing on Sept. 16. Last month, the council passed a resolution declaring the structure a public nuisance and gave owner Marvin Salyer 30 days to take care of the issue...
Hillsdale Garden Club looks over history after 90 years of serving community
On Sept. 12, the Hillsdale Garden Club celebrated its 90th anniversary in Markel Auditorium. Tables loaded with delicious treats and a commemorative cake stood in the lobby, and ladies in pink sweaters milled around with cups of lemonade, laughing and chatting away. Peggy Lopresto, president of the club, and member Louise Worms said that the...
Mental health plays role in gun control debate
With 19 mass shootings in the U.S. in 2019 alone, the debate surrounding gun control is becoming less of a dialogue and more of an all-out war. Pressure is mounting on President Trump to take action in the wake of shootings in Odessa, Dayton and El Paso last month. According to Politico, Trump has plans...




