For the past eight days, hundreds of thousands of viewers have tuned in to livestreams of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. The Illinois resident, who was 17 years old when he was arrested, is accused of murdering two rioters in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August 2020 during the riots that swept the country in the months after...
Chicago Pastor speaks on community
Pastor Corey Brooks made a vow to God eleven years ago that changed his life forever. “Listen, God, whatever you want me to do to try to transform this neighborhood into a community, I am all in,” he said. Brooks, who is the founder of New Beginnings Church in southside Chicago, gave a speech called...
GOAL expands opportunities
Ten of the 25 Hillsdale GOAL programs are hiring new student leaders, the Community Health program is holding a blood drive on Nov. 12, and GOAL is hosting a Volunteer Appreciation Mixer. GOAL director and senior Maya Kaniaupio said GOAL program leaders are liaisons between the community contact of the program and students. She said...
Professors give advice for writers
Writing can be both a profitable and satisfying career, a panel of professional writers advised students on Tuesday night at an event hosted by Career Services. John Miller, director of the Dow Journalism Program at Hillsdale College, said journalism is a great place to begin a career in writing. “A lot of people think if...
Football dominates in home victory, beats Kentucky Wesleyan 31-12
The Hillsdale College Chargers routed the Kentucky Wesleyan College Panthers 31-12, bringing them to a 5-5 record on the year and a 4-2 record in the conference with one regular season game remaining. The Chargers are tied with their next opponent, Ohio Dominican University, for third place in the conference, trailing first place contenders Tiffin...




