For the first time in seven years, a pair of Charger athletes — Daniel Drummond and Krya Rodi — were named Outstanding Senior Man and Woman. After being nominated by the senior class, Drummond and Rodi went through an interview process with the faculty members who made the decision earlier this week. Drummond, a football...
More often than not, the first face greeting customers at Nature’s Call pet shop is soft, fluffy, and downright adorable. Although Rollo — the free-range bunny that hops through the shop in downtown Hillsdale — started out as a caged rabbit, his containment didn’t last long. “Like any animal, give them enough time and they’ll...
When President Trump nominated Judge Neil M. Gorsuch on Tuesday to fill the Supreme Court seat left vacant by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, Hillsdale College students and faculty expressed cautious approval for the jurist whose originalist philosophy and conservative tilt liken him to Scalia himself. Most recently a federal appeals court judge in...
Hillsdale Women’s Basketball won its third game on Wednesday, kicking off the season with a 3-0 record. From Friday’s energetic home game and Saturday’s buzzer beater to Wednesday’s first away game, head coach Todd Mitmesser’s second season looks promising. On Wednesday, the Chargers won 75-57 against St. Joseph’s College, a team that won 19 games...
Grand Valley State University campus security threatened students with arrest for handing out copies of the U.S. Constitution on campus earlier this month. Members of the newly-formed Turning Point USA chapter at GVSU — a GLIAC rival — were handing out pocket constitutions and informational pamphlets when campus officers approached them and instructed them to...