The football team won its third straight game last Saturday, defeating the Thomas More University Saints 38-17 at home on Military Appreciation Day and improving its season record to 4-5, after an 0-4 start. The Chargers took an early lead and never looked back, making it back-to-back games in which the team didn’t trail the...
Year: 2024
Trump reclaims the White House: faculty, students surprised by decisive Republican victories
Trump points to the crowd at the 2023 Turning Point Action Conference in West Palm Beach, Florida. Courtesy | Gage Skidmore, Flickr Former president Donald Trump won his second presidential election Tuesday with at least 295 electoral votes, defeating Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee. “I am glad of the result, more glad that...
Greek spotlight: ATO builds philanthropic legacy
Alpha Tau Omega member Gerald “Spike” Hennessy saved Hillsdale College in the 1950s by paying its expenses, according to an upcoming student documentary. Thanks to his efforts, the college was able to survive without turning to government assistance. Today, the fraternity he was part of continues philanthropic efforts. Senior Christopher Chavey, ATO’s current philanthropy chair,...
Meet Hillsdale’s own ‘fairy princess’: Pam Petrie
Housekeeper Pam Patrie cooks food for the women of Koon. Courtesy | Pam Petrie While the campus is quiet and the morning sun rising, housekeeper Pam Petrie has already made her way to campus, starting her daily duties before most students are awake. She extends her motherliness by making chicken noodle soup for sick college-age...
C.S. Lewis scholarship to speak on his idea of university
Melinda Nielsen is a graduate of Hillsdale College and associate professor of classical literature at Baylor University. Courtesy | Baylor University Hillsdale alumna and C. S. Lewis scholar Melinda Nielsen will speak on Lewis’ “idea of the university” in Conrad Recital Hall Nov. 8, hosted by the C.S. Lewis Society. “Dr. Nielsen has lectured to...




