Black and white baseball clipart The Los Angeles Dodgers won their second straight World Series in October, leading to controversy over their high payroll and expensive players. Here, members of the Hillsdale baseball team weigh in with their opinion on a potential MLB salary cap. Hillsdale Baseball players discuss if big payrolls are ruining baseball...
Junior Nick Heide started playing jazz piano during middle school in Las Vegas. Now he skips campus weekly to play professional gigs in Ann Arbor, Detroit, and Toledo. “If you love something enough, everything kind of falls in place to make it happen,” Heide said. Heide’s first teacher played on the Las Vegas strip and...
Petrakis gives a public lecture at Utah Valley University. Courtesy | John Petrakis Born and raised Canadian, John Petrakis may now be found in Kendall Hall, lecturing passionately on the Federalist Papers or the Supreme Court’s exercise of judicial review. “Who wouldn’t be intrigued by the prospect of taking an American Constitutional Law course with...
When the clock hit zero at Frank “Muddy” Waters Stadium Saturday afternoon, the Hillsdale Chargers were somewhere in Ohio, but the Frats were celebrating their 12-6 win over the Fundies in the second-annual Turkey Bowl hosted by Campus Rec. The series is now tied, with the Frats and the Fundies claiming one title each. The...
Harvey Peters ’22 serves at his field-work church, Redeemer Lutheran Church in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Courtesy | Harvey Peters What happens when God changes your post-grad plans? For some Lutheran Hillsdale alumni, that means seminary. Nine Hillsdale alumni are currently enrolled in the two Lutheran Church Missouri Synod seminaries in the U.S., following a four-year...