Freshman Ané Dannhauser will make her freshman debut this season. Courtesy | Hillsdale College Athletics The Hillsdale College women’s tennis team, led by Head Coach Liam Fraboulet, hopes to make it to the G-MAC tournament final after losing in the semifinal match last spring. During the 2022-23 season, the Chargers won seven consecutive matches, including...
Hillsdale College is planning to celebrate its 179th birthday, known as Founder’s Day, with a hot chocolate bar, an ornament-making station, and a festive winter market on the quad. The 1844 Society will host its annual Founding Fest Dec. 2 from 5-9 p.m. The celebration, which traditionally brings together students, faculty, and the wider community,...
Forget coffee, energy drinks, and diet soda. There’s a new beverage trending on campus. Bucking the usual college staples, this calcium-rich drink has students bypassing vending machines and late-night coffee runs for a more wholesome option. Its raw, unpasteurized milk — a drink that has quickly become a popular beverage among students. For junior Maddie...
Helping Hands will now be open on Wednesday included in their new hours of operation. Courtesy | Facebook Hillsdale’s only pregnancy resource center has expanded its hours of operation. “There is great need for material support, relational encouragement, and generally life-affirming resources in Hillsdale County,” said Bryce Asberg ’21, executive director of Helping Hands Pregnancy...
Ané Dannhauser beat Michigan Tech’s No. 2 player 7-6, 6-2. Courtesy | Hillsdale College Athletic Department The Hillsdale women’s tennis team ended its fall season with a series of exhibition matches against Michigan Technological University in the Biermann Center Oct. 7. The two-day Chargers Fall Invitational was not played as scheduled due to cold and...