The Hillsdale women’s basketball team fell short on the road this week with two losses to Kentucky Wesleyan and Trevecca Nazarene, dropping to 5-6 in the G-MAC. In a 54-56 finish against the Trojans, senior Grace Touchette hit a personal milestone, becoming only the sixth athlete in Hillsdale women’s basketball history to score 1500 career...
The current economy has low unemployment rates, a good sign for the class of 2023. Courtesy | Pexels Nothing sends a chill through a college senior faster than the query, “So, what are your plans after graduation?” But it’s likely college seniors need not worry — low unemployment rates in the economy mean the...
Sports teams often thrive off of a sense of comradery with players calling one another family. Siblings Austin Gergens ’21 and sophomore Lauren Gergens are taking that a step further by joining the Hillsdale College club hockey team, sharing both the college and the ice for the first time ever. “We’re two years apart, which...
Milem painted a bouquet of flowers. Courtesy | Catherine Milem In this senior artist spotlight, Catherine Milem discusses her journey to choosing her major and falling in love with her own creativity. How did you decide to become an art major? I never really took any art classes in high school, but I have always...
Despite shattered bus windows and numerous delays, more than 150 Hillsdale students, a record high, traveled to Washington, D.C., this past weekend for the annual March for Life. Hillsdale College For Life organized the group. Students rode two coach buses through the night Thursday to arrive in time for the march Friday morning. While Hillsdale...