Panelists discussed the joys and challenges of one of the most exhausting, important, and rewarding jobs in their eyes, teaching, during a classical education information lunch on March 28th. “It’s just such an exciting thing to do as a teacher, to come alongside. I almost feel like telling parents ‘I got your back.” To come...
Crushing their opponent, the Hillsdale College women’s tennis team defeated Kentucky Wesleyan University 7-0 in a match on March 26. Senior Sophia Spinazze said she was expecting the match to be fairly easy, since the Chargers had beaten Kentucky Wesleyan 7-0 before. “I definitely remembered our past performance against them,” Spinazze said. “We also always...
County National Bank promoted eight employees at the end of 2021, two of whom serve at the Hillsdale Branch. Kelly Lantis ’86 was promoted to vice president, commercial credit officer; Ray Briner was promoted to Commercial Loan Officer. CEO John Waldron said it is uncommon to promote so many employees at once, but that the...
Michigan Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey endorsed Tudor Dixon, a Republican, for governor on March 23. Shirkey is a Republican who represents all of Hillsdale, Branch, and Jackson counties. He said he supports the conservative commentator and businesswoman from Norton Shores due to her leadership qualities and dedication to conservative causes. “I’m excited to endorse...
The Hillsdale College baseball team faced the No. 5 team in the nation, theTrevecca Nazarene University Trojans, on Friday and Saturday, winning one of the four games in the series. Their one win came on Friday when sophomore Paul Brophy pitched a seven inning shutout, which helped him secure G-MAC pitcher of the week. The...