Eric Theisen was working for the Carolina Mudcats in the Low-A Minor Leagues in 2021. Courtesy | Hillsdale Athletic Department The minor leagues are a unique and underrated form of sports entertainment. Minor league sports bring their own quirks that one does not often see in the top leagues. Whether it is a flying fish...
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Professor’s Picks: Christopher Robertson, Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology
Book: “Lincoln in the Bardo” by George Saunders (2017) Saunders drops readers into the hallucinatory, heartbreaking, and creepily beautiful “bardo” occupied by Willie Lincoln, the recently deceased 11-year-old son of a grief-stricken president. Bardo is the Tibetan Buddhist concept of an interstitial space where souls in limbo wait for whatever comes next. It’s an emotionally...
Sophomore wins art critic essay contest
Sophomore Grace Brennan won $1,000 in the inaugural Kenyon Cox Art Critics Essay Competition, sponsored by Hillsdale alumnus Nathaniel Stewart ’95 and art critic William Newton. “We were hoping to inspire students to take a shot at learning how to write some art in a succinct and lively article format,” Stewart said. “We didn’t want...
Build sidewalks where students make shortcuts
Courtesy | Unsplash The snow has melted away, but it has left behind a valuable lesson. We saw the trails students created across the snow, and learned the shortcuts they want to take around campus. The college should build new sidewalks on the most popular pathways. These include a path that cuts diagonally across the...
Two late-game rallies secure wins
Courtesy | Ashley Van Hoose Thanks to two late-game rallies, the Hillsdale baseball team won two of three games on the road against Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tennessee Feb. 6-8, lifting its season record to 3-3. “We are learning more and more about our team each week and the type of competitors we are,” head...



