The Hillsdale College softball team will begin their fall season by hosting Oakland University and Grand Valley State University on Sept. 18. While the team will be competing this fall, the games do not count for a record in the spring. “This is what they call our non-championship segment or our fall-ball games,” head coach...
College expands health center, begins construction on new dormitory
An expansion of the health center and building a new upperclassmen dormitory were two of the college’s many summer construction projects. Construction at the health center included an addition to the back of the building with three new doctor examination rooms and two new consultation rooms, which the college’s nutritionist, psychiatric services, sports chiropractor, and...
State, county GOP clash over delegates
The Michigan Republican Party invalidated the Hillsdale County Republican Party’s Aug. 11 convention after county leadership barred dozens of delegates from the meeting. “It’s Hillsdale GOP vs. everybody,” HCRP Chairman Daren Wiseley said. The HCRP disavowed delegates including state Rep. Andrew Fink, state Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey, former state Rep. Steve Vear, and...
Changing Charlie the Charger
Charlie the Charger has received a facelift. The Hillsdale College Athletic Department unveiled its new slew of logos in a press release on Aug. 8, including a new Charger, a modified Hillsdale “H,” and stylized “Hillsdale” and “Chargers” fonts in an effort to create consistency across all of Hilllsdale’s sports teams. “The conversation started three...
Volleyball ranked No.16 to start season
The Hillsdale Volleyball team is preparing to follow-up its first trip to the Division II Elite Eight since 2011. The preseason American Volleyball Coaches Association poll ranked the team No. 16 in the country headed into the season. After a summer full of training, the Hillsdale Volleyball team prepares for its return in its season...