While sweeping Walsh University and splitting their double header against Malone University this past week, senior Sam Catron hit her 10th season home run, helping the Hillsdale College softball team achieve an 8-2 conference record, going 20-12 overall. The Chargers are second in conference and will be playing No. 1 team Trevecca Nazarene University this...
In their biggest weekend of the season, the Hillsdale College men’s tennis team dominated the competition, beating University of Findlay 4-0 on Saturday and Tiffin University 4-1 on Sunday. After these crucial wins, the Chargers sit atop the G-MAC standings, with Walsh University and Tiffin right behind them. The Chargers began against Findlay by sweeping...
When you next stroll through the Arboretum on a sunny spring day, enjoying the ambiance of babbling waterfalls, lush green grass, and lover swans sailing in pairs across the pond…..look a little closer. You will find their wings just a little too white, their beaks just a tad too orange, and their sailing just a...
A grant available to Hillsdale residents who are seeking to resolve property blight violations has been extended until May. The grant, which was offered by the Michigan State Housing Development Authority as part of its Neighborhood Enhancement Program back in February 2020, gives the city $30,000 to distribute to citizens who qualify. The city will...
Why are some health-conscious people rejecting canola and other genetically-modified oil? Is there real science behind the counter-canola craze, or is it just another dieting fad? According to Harvard expert Guy Crosby, soybean, canola, palm, and corn oil are the top four vegetable oils consumed in the United States. These oils are referred to as...