Summer courses at Hillsdale College are like intense physical fitness for the brain. If those brain muscles are a little flabby, don’t fret: One dose of upper-level English will tighten up all those loose trains-of-thought in no time. Covering a semester’s worth of material in one three-week session is not for the faint of heart,...
Author: Hannah Leitner (Hannah Leitner)
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The Gray Havens to come to Hillsdale
It was completely by chance that junior Tim Allen heard of the obscure, small band from a friend. It was completely by chance that while downloading their songs online he received a cover email from the band about a tour in the area. And it was completely by chance that the band’s tour was coming...
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Tennis wins last spring match
Charger tennis finished the spring season with a strong victory over Aquinas College, after playing two matches over the past two weekends. Hillsdale beat Aquinas 7-2. On Friday, March 21, the Chargers fell 7-2 to Davenport University. Head coach Nicole Walbright said that the team was inconsistent with their play, and the loss was a...
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Tennis team falls to Florida foes
Over spring break, the Hillsdale College tennis team headed to Florida to face multiple colleges, including two Division I schools, in preparation for its final two home matches. The Chargers’ first match was on Wednesday against Broward College, a DII Florida school. The team had a couple of individual wins, but fell short of an...
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Frats, dean develop alcohol policies
Hillsdale College’s Delta Sigma Phi fraternity may get its house back this fall. If they do, the house will be dry. “Now, we are just trying to make sure that we are complying with the national and Hillsdale standards when it comes to the drinking policy,” DSP chapter president senior Joe Snyder said. “Having a...