Mossey Library staff chose to close the building’s north entrance — the door directly across from the lower door to the Grewcock Student Union — because adding another student to monitor the exit would strain library staff. After construction on the quad closed the colonnade, Mossey Library staff felt last semester that adding a second...
Month: October 2025
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Top-10 finishes, more to come
Lief Andersen at Hillsdale College shotgun’s media day at the Bierman Center Courtesy | Hillsdale College Athletic Department Hillsdale’s shooting sports crowded the podium across the country, with the action shooting team competing in the United States Practical Shooting Association Georgia State Championship Oct.18 and the shotgun team competing at the National Sporting Clays Championship...
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County debates ranked choice voting
Hillsdale commissioners reject resolution 4-1 The Hillsdale County Board of Commissioners rejected a resolution that opposes ranked choice voting, 4-1, at its Oct. 14 meeting. Ranked choice voting is an election method in which voters list candidates in order of preference rather than selecting just one. All first choices are tallied, and if no candidate...
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Internal conflict: New staff, young roster
University of Michigan logo Courtesy | Dreamstime With one of the youngest rosters in the Big Ten, the University of Michigan is outperforming preseason expectations. But its coaching staff’s conservative approach is holding its young players back. After their win over the University of Washington Huskies, the Michigan Wolverines have solidified themselves as the fourth...
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From The Collegian to CBS Sports: Honoring Scott Miller’s life in journalism
Scott Miller graduated from Hillsdale College in 1985. Courtesy | Hillsdale College Virtue and Valor Blog During his junior year at Hillsdale College, Scott Miller ’85 served as sports editor for The Collegian. Over the next 30 years, he would go on to write baseball for multiple national networks and cover 29 of the last...