The Hillsdale Chargers’ football team toppled the nationally No.6 ranked Ashland Eagles in a 36-20 home win, ending the Eagle’s perfect season. The upset once again pushes the Chargers’ over .500, and marks the program’s first win over a top-10 ranked team since taking down Grand Valley State in 2011. “At the beginning of the...
Year: 2022
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Activists, GOP candidates rally ahead of elections
Conservative activists and Republican candidates for state office rallied at Fellowship Baptist Church in Clarklake on Oct. 26. The event, billed as the sixth stop on Stand Up Michigan’s bus tour of the state, brought together conservatives from Hillsdale, Lenawee, and Jackson counties. Jon Smith, secretary of the Hillsdale County Republican Party’s “America First” group,...
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Yoga Club stretches into second year
Stretching into its second year, the yoga club is now offering a consistent schedule of morning and evening classes, led by sophomore Kody Richards, the club’s newest president. What began as a casual interest in the exercise, eventually earned Richards a teaching certification from her local studio in Washington. “When I turned 16, I decided...
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Married speakers share perspective on masculinity and femininity
On Nov. 1, Peter Herbeck, vice president of Renewal Ministries, and his wife Debbie Herbeck, founder of Pine Hills Girls’ Camp and women’s ministry Be Love Revolution, engaged with the reality of masculinity and femininity in their lecture titled “The School of Love: Lessons in Authentic Masculinity and Femininity.” They discussed the mystery of God...
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Lights, camera, cats!
Local cat shelter Hillsdale Felines and Friends works to change the world one cat at a time, and they are teaming up with the Hillsdale College Film Club to produce a commercial about the stray crisis in the community. Kátia Sherman, associate professor of Spanish at Hillsdale College, is the founder and benefactor of the...