Students will have the opportunity to exercise their rhetoric skills in the Edward Everett Oratory Contest on March 8 at 11 a.m. by delivering a 10-minute speech on Individual Rights and the Common Good in Government. Sponsored by the rhetoric and public address department and the office of the provost, the contest will feature prizes...
With the help of its new rescue trailer, the Hillsdale City Fire Department is now better prepared to help at any rescue scene, according to Police and Fire Chief Scott Hephner. During floods last week, the fire department used the trailer to help various homeowners in a subdivision off of State Road. “We assisted in...
A 72-foot-long Brachiosaurus skeleton looks over travelers as they board their planes in Chicago O’Hare International Airport. And just like the thousands that come through the airport everyday, the dinosaur wears a mask to protect itself from COVID-19. Signs around the dinosaur flash reminding travelers that going maskless is a federal offense, while a similar...
Two new businesses geared toward helping people with disabilities will open in downtown Hillsdale. The Hambleton family will be opening The Knowledge Emporium, a homeschool curriculum center, in May, and Sempre Pizza Etc., a restaurant, in the fall on 12 and 14 South Howell Street. The first business to open, The Knowledge Emporium, will both...
The Hillsdale College men’s tennis team lost to undefeated teams Davenport University and Ferris State University this weekend. The Chargers were hobbled with sophomore Brennan Cimpeanu still out with an ankle injury, and two freshmen who are no longer on the team. These holes in the lineup forced the Chargers to default on No. 3...