The Hillsdale College Shotgun Sports team earned its fifth consecutive Division III national title last week. The team sent nine people to compete in San Antonio, Texas, in the Association of College Unions International Collegiate Clay Target Championships March 26-31. “It’s incredibly stressful and a relief at the same time,” senior Emanuel Boyer said. “It’s...
A family of bears will soon appear along the Baw Beese walking trail as part of a month-long fundraiser for the Heritage Association. Hillsdale Chair Affair, a silent auction, is looking to raise money for the Heritage Association’s newest project to place the statue of the bear family along the trail. The auction will...
The Chargers’ sailing club came in sixth at a Notre Dame competition, which is its best overall finish ever. Hillsdale’s sailing club sent four freshmen, lead by senior Jacob Weaver, to Notre Dame on March 24 and 25 to compete in the Freshman Icebreaker Regatta. They competed against nine different teams from the University of...
The Chi Omega house saw hungry guests and a lot of batter last Saturday as it raised $2,600 for its annual pancake fundraiser for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. “The event went really well,” said junior Elizabeth Laux, Chi Omega Philanthropy Chair. “Attendancewise, I was shooting for about 300 people. It was hard to keep track...
“First of all, I’m a legacy.” Dr. Leo Bingley Jr. ’58 was the third generation of men in his family to attend Hillsdale College, and his two sons followed in his footsteps. His great-great grandfather was a Civil War veteran who attended the college and later became the mayor of Hillsdale. Bingley is a legacy...