Despite shattered bus windows and numerous delays, more than 150 Hillsdale students, a record high, traveled to Washington, D.C., this past weekend for the annual March for Life. Hillsdale College For Life organized the group. Students rode two coach buses through the night Thursday to arrive in time for the march Friday morning. While Hillsdale...
The women’s club soccer team will make school history this weekend as they compete in the conference playoff tournament for the first time ever. But their journey to reach that milestone has been a long one. Club president senior Lydia Barrows said that from their founding in 2010 to the end of last season, the...
Every Tuesday and Thursday night, about a dozen students take a break from their studies and work out their stress on the Delp tennis courts. With a broad range of skill levels coming out to play this fall, the focus has been on growing the culture and welcoming in new members. Freshman Ciara Collins said...
As President Larry Arnn drove his shovel into the ground alongside donors and coaches this past Friday, he signified not only the start of construction on Hillsdale’s new baseball stadium, but also a turning point for the Charger baseball program. The new facilities, named the Glenda and Lenda Hill Stadium and Cleves Delp Field, will...
When sophomores Seth Capelli and Charlie Albus took over leadership of the club baseball team this past spring, there was very little to be excited about. “It was definitely a sandlot operation,” Albus said. “There were no tryouts, uniforms, helmets or bats. Practice rarely happened, and the only opponents the club could find were through...