The Hillsdale Chargers football team gave up 14-straight points to the Michigan Tech Huskies, falling 28-24 in this season’s final home game. The Chargers led by as many as 10 points in the fourth quarter on Senior Day before back-to-back touchdowns — including a go-ahead 12-yard score with 40 seconds left — gave the Huskies...
Year: 2022
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Mayor Stockford’s mother competes in baking contest
Mayor Adam Stockford’s mother, Sheri Ingles, is participating in “The Greatest Baker” worldwide baking contest. Bake From Scratch Magazine is running the competition, which is a fundraiser for the Andrew McDonough Be Positive Foundation – a group that provides financial and emotional support for families of children with cancer. The winner of the competition will...
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Founders Gym officially opens
On Saturday, Nov. 5, students, faculty, and staff celebrated the grand opening of the Founders Gym on Union Street. Attendees received free T-shirts with the gym’s logo: an image of George Washington flexing. Freshman Grady Stevenson said he decided to attend the grand opening of Founders Gym because he saw posters around campus. “I like...
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The 1975 harps on nostalgia
The 1975’s fifth studio album “Being Funny In A Foreign Language” is a lesson in yearning. Composed of 11 tracks, The 1975 brings old listeners back to when they were first fans, most likely in formative years of their teenhood. Whether it’s chasing after a girl in tracks like “Happiness” or reigniting teenage rebellion in...
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Residents debate homelessness at city council meeting
Hillsdale Mayor Adam Stockford called for re-forming a homelessness task force, after Councilman Robert Socha brought up a Hillsdale resident’s letter criticizing the city’s response at the Monday city council meeting. Resident Nicholas Rorick claimed in his letter that Hillsdale’s homeless population has created a public safety problem. Rorick alleged that a homeless man exposed...