“Peaches” creamed his opponents in the Student Activities Board’s wing eating competition, bringing his team, Whit Wat Way, to the top of the homecoming leaderboard with 275 points as of Wednesday night. Whit Wat Way, a coalition of dormitories Whitley, Waterman, and Galloway, took first place in both Tuesday and Wednesday’s homecoming competitions. Freshman Ethan...
Dear Freshman Rowan, Welcome to Hillsdale College! This is you from the future. I have been a lot of different students. A hard-working student, a poor student, a happy student, a depressed student, a straight-A student, a drop-out. I have attended public school, private school, home school, community college, and college. Here are some lessons...
While the Keefer Hotel project remains in its pre-developmental phase, architects, contractors, and interior designers are making strides every day to move the project forward. Brant Cohen, ’18, an associate for C.L. Real Estate LLC, and said this early phase is taking just as much time as the developer expected due to the complexity of...
The key to the Hillsdale College Chargers’ 2019 cross country season will be the depth of their roster of runners. Hillsdale is bringing in four new freshmen this season, along with the return of senior standout Joey Humes, and his junior teammates Mark Miller and Jack Shelley. Senior Alex Oquist will also be expected to...
Wallick Communities proposed their plan for rent-controlled apartments for senior citizens on Logan Street, and several residents complained of having not been notified of the potential development. The council voted 5-4 to approve the PILOT for the development, and Councilman William Morrisey proposed creating a system for notifying residents about such developments in the future....