The Hillsdale shotgun team brought home the highest overall team score Feb. 26 at the Lindenwood Spring Open in Saint Charles, Missouri. Besides Hillsdale, 13 schools attended, including Grand Valley State University, Simpson College, and William Penn University. The Chargers earned a total score of 1,403, only one point ahead of former NCAA DI champion...
Sophomore Emily Griffith sings onstage during “She Loves Me” the musical. Jack Cote | Collegian Romance and dancing are key themes in this semester’s Tower Players musical “She Loves Me,” directed by theatre professor Tory Matsos. The Tony nominee focuses on two tumultuous relationships: competitive coworkers Georg Nowack and Amalia Balash, who are unknowingly pen...
The BPU is preparing new biodiesel power blocks to generate emergency power. Courtesy | Sam Fry The City of Hillsdale’s Board of Public Utilities is building two new emergency power generators in response to the nation’s recent energy insecurities. The BPU plans to complete the emergency power project by summer 2024. Wholesale services provider American...
Hillsdale College has announced that the 2023 USA Shooting Junior Olympic Development Camp will be held again this year at the John Anthony Halter Shooting Sports Education Center June 19-24. The camp aims to improve advanced young athletes’ shooting abilities over the course of six days, as well as provide them a glimpse of a...
All five Hillsdale competitors in the USA Shooting Tucson Selection Tournament won medals last weekend, allowing the team to move onto the junior selection match in Kerrville, Texas. The meet was the first of multiple tournaments to determine who will be going to the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics. The tournament ran Feb. 3-8 at the...