It’s February, so people have probably started asking about summer plans. Handshake pings you with so many job opportunities, your inbox feels like a game of whack-a-mole. The spring semester always comes with a slew of unanswered questions concerning next year’s housing and post-graduation jobs, resulting in a stressful thought spiral. It’s easy to fall...
Saffian in “Shall We” COURTESY | “Shall We” “Shall We?” is the most ambitious project Hillsdale’s Film and Production Club has ever undertaken. It took a year of production and editing, it deals with one of the touchiest subjects on Hillsdale’s campus. Boy oh boy, does it deliver. The half-hour film on Valentine’s Day,...
Hillsdale women’s basketball lost to the Northwood University Timberwolves at home 85-81 Saturday, Feb. 15, and defeated the Tiffin University Dragons away 65-43 on Thursday, Feb. 13. The Chargers played Northwood for a “Pink Out and Princess Night” in honor of Emerson Sigtryggsson, a Hillsdale student who passed away earlier this academic year. Though Hillsdale...
The men’s tennis team lost two home matches against top-ranked teams in the Midwest region over the weekend, falling to 1-4 in the season. The Chargers fell to the Davenport University Panthers 6-1 Feb. 15, losing the doubles point and five of the six singles matches. Sophomores Henry Hammond and Ellis Klanduch secured a win...
Elon Musk is the new darling of the Republican Party and a blatant example of modern conservative hypocrisy. Before the 2024 election, the billionaire most conservatives cared about was George Soros, allegedly the mastermind behind the Democratic Party’s success in the 21st century. What Musk has done in the last two months puts Soros to...