Campus needs real paper towels. Courtesy | EcoRoots Hillsdale students across campus encountered the same problem this week when they tried to dry their hands after washing them. The paper towels in the Student Union, as well as some dorms and academic buildings, were replaced with different ones that disintegrate in wet hands. A college...
Men’s and women’s tennis seniors pose after their final home matches as Charger athletes. Courtesy | David Beach Securing their sixth consecutive win this season, the Hillsdale women’s tennis team competed against Northwood University at home April 15 and walked away with a 5-2 victory. Senior Canela Luna said certain uncontrollable factors made the match...
Mayor of Hillsdale Adam Stockford bestowed Post 53 American Legion Auxiliary with a copy of their proclamation on April 10. Courtesy|Post 53 American Legion Auxiliary “I saw the date and said, ‘Guys, we’ve got 100 years,’” Dianne Paul, treasurer of the American Legion Auxiliary said to her colleagues. On April 10, the women of the...
The city council asked legislators to restore subsidies for city pensions. Josh Hypes | Collegian The Hillsdale City Council joined communities across Michigan in urging state legislators to restore subsidies to city pension funds. State legislators removed a $250 million incentive from HB 5054, which would have gone to cities that could fund 60% of...
America needs to establish goals beyond idealism in Ukraine. Courtesy | Pixabay There is no end in sight for the Russo-Ukrainian War. Recently leaked U.S. military intel suggests that the conflict over the Donbas region is expected to continue into next year, necessitating more resources and lives from all parties involved. This latest report provides...