State Rep. Andrew Fink was formally sworn in on Wednesday, Jan. 13 at the Michigan State Capitol, after officially assuming office on Jan. 1. Fink, who represents Michigan’s 58th district, said the ceremony went smoothly and that he was thankful his family could attend. “The swearing in day itself was particularly special because my family...
Year: 2021
Cartier continues dominant play as Chargers roll to 7-1
With a 66-54 win over Tiffin University on Saturday, the Hillsdale College men’s basketball team record reaches 7-1 with a four-game winning streak. Led in scoring by sophomore Patrick Cartier and senior Davis Larson, a common trope over these first eight games, the Chargers solidified their spot on top of the G-MAC standings. The Chargers...
QUICK HITS: Fred Yaniga
What’s one trend from the ’80s you wish would come back? The mullet. I had a proto-mullet. I played ice hockey in high school and had this long-ish hair flowing out of the back of my helmet. Those glory days are gone, and I long for them. What is the most impactful experience you’ve had?...
To call, perchance to court
With the rise of the internet, young people can meet through online dating services from Bumble, Tinder, and Christian Mingle to ClownDating.com, Mullet Passions, and Tall Friends. Or they can hang out ambiguously for months on end without expressing their feelings, which some experts call Hillsdating. But what if there was another option, a solution...
Hillsdale Hospital allows increased visitation following COVID-19 case decrease
Hillsdale Hospital is once again allowing people to visit hospital patients and nursing home residents, though in a limited capacity, following a continued decrease in the rate of new COVID-19 cases across Hillsdale County, according to Hillsdale Hospital Director of Marketing and Development Rachel Lott. Lott said in a Jan. 19 press release that the...



