The Hillsdale College shotgun team traveled to central Ohio last weekend to prepare for the upcoming Collegiate National Championship in March. The team competed at Eagle’s Nest Sporting Grounds in Mount Gilead, Ohio, on Sunday. The competition allowed many of the members to break new ground in their shooting careers by not only shooting competitive...
To mask or not to mask outdoors, that is the question. A little less than a month ago, the National Parks Service answered in the affirmative. “Face Masks are now required in all NPS buildings and facilities. Masks are also required on NPS-managed lands when physical distancing cannot be maintained, including narrow or busy trails,...
During the COVID-19 health crisis, the Roche Sports Complex is making it harder than ever for students to stay healthy. Perhaps many can relate to the woeful tale of arriving at the gym with a formulated workout plan and a limited amount of time before class, only to be told, “Sign your name here and...
Picture this: Sports cars whizzing down the street, special agents protecting valuable personnel, and dapper gentlemen and women sway to a viennese waltz. You might mistake the scene from “No Time to Die” or a Mission Impossible film, but you would be mistaken. These are actually scenes from the Film and Production Club’s upcoming film,...
The Hillsdale College shotgun team earned first place in its first in-person shoot of the fall at the John A. Halter Shooting Sports Center on Oct. 17. The team hosted Michigan State University and Olivet College at the home competition, which was the first super sporting shooting competition of the season. The chargers led the...