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Hillsdale finishes as runner-up in G-MAC championships
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Hillsdale finishes as runner-up in G-MAC championships

Following a second-place finish at the G-MAC Championships, the Chargers will now send several teammates onto the NCAA DII Indoor Track and Field Championships. The athletes advancing to the final round of championships include the 4×400 relay team, the distance medley relay team, mile runners and juniors Meg Scheske and Gwynne Riley, sophomore Averi Parker...

Research Spotlight: Mark Sprague
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Research Spotlight: Mark Sprague

Sprague, his adviser Frank Steiner, and research partners conduct their research in a Strosacker lab. Courtesy | Mark Sprague Senior Mark Sprague recently conducted his own research: “Surface Effects on Staphylococcus aureus Biofilm Formation” using a dynamic flow growth model. Sprague did this on campus last summer for six weeks. Can you describe your research?...

Legislator proposes bill to bring wolves back to Lower Peninsula
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Legislator proposes bill to bring wolves back to Lower Peninsula

State Rep. Greg Markkanen proposed a bill to bring wolves down to the Lower Peninsula. Courtesy | Facebook A Michigan legislator introduced a bill Feb. 15 to move wolves from the Upper Peninsula to the Lower Peninsula. House Bill 4102, introduced by state Rep. Greg Markkanen, R-Hancock, would direct the Michigan Department of Natural Resources...

Author, former reporter hosts book signing
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Author, former reporter hosts book signing

Nancy Hastings speaks with an event attendee. Josh Newhook | Collegian Local author Nancy Hastings held a book signing to celebrate the opening of the newly-renovated Studio 42 last Saturday. “What has meant the most to me is seeing the faces of the people who I have done stories about over the years,” she said....