Sister Miriam James Heidland, a former Division I volleyball player, is a sister of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity. Q: Do you still get the chance to play volleyball? A: Every now and then, yeah. When I lived in Seattle, I played in an adult league which was a lot...
Commission bans open carry firearms in Michigan Capitol
Visitors to the Michigan Capitol in Lansing can no longer open carry firearms into the building. The move comes in the wake of increased security at state capitol buildings after the Jan. 6 riot at the U. S. Capitol. On Jan. 11, the Michigan Capitol Commission voted 6-0 in favor of banning open-carry firearms inside...
The end of movie theaters is near
The movie industry is dying. Due to widespread COVID-19 restrictions, movie theaters around the world have been forced to close their doors for almost a year. As a result, in 2020, U.S. movie theaters totalled more than $9 billion less at the box office than they did in 2019. Not only that, but back...
Hillsdale student assists on ET research project
When junior Shane Smith started looking for a summer research internship last year, he never expected to work on a project analyzing radio signals that could provide proof of extraterrestrial life. “I didn’t really know that there was actually a scientific community that was looking for aliens,” Smith, a physics major, said. “Usually when you...
Twitter, Google: Arbiters of free speech?
When Twitter permanently suspended then-President Donald Trump’s account on Jan. 8, one truth became evident: Big Tech has monopolistic power over the public forum in America. The ensuing crackdown on thousands of accounts following Trump’s removal saw non-establishment thinkers and groups, both conservative and progressive, removed from the main platforms of communication. Anyone outside of...




