The 2006 women’s volleyball team and four Charger alumni are among the new class of inductees to the Hillsdale College Athletic Hall of Fame. Sprinter Ian Redpath ’72, sprinter DeShawn Meadows ’95, football coach Steve Rentschler ’78, and football player Al Huge ’88 will be joining the hall of fame, according to an athletic department...
Hillsdale College track and field competed at home. Courtesy | Hillsdale College Athletic Department The Hillsdale men’s track and field teams earned two provisional qualifying marks at the home Wide Track Classic against Adrian College, Walsh University, and Siena Heights University Jan. 27. Junior Ben Haas bettered his provisional qualifying mark in weight throw, finishing...
The bar at the Hillsdale Brewing Company. Calli Townsend | Collegian Hillsdale Brewing Company celebrated its sixth anniversary on Jan. 20 with new drinks, giveaways, and live music. The husband-and-wife team of Roy and Felicia Finch spent years making the old hotel on 25 Hillsdale St. into the Hillsdale Brewing Company. “We worked on this...
An overlooked aspect of American foreign policy is the systems in which decisions and policy are crafted, said Major General Ricky Waddell in a lecture for the Center for Military History and Grand Strategy last Friday. “Military strategy is not made in a vacuum, at least it shouldn’t be,” Waddell said. “Military strategy should descend...
The GOATs are moving on to new pastures. Alabama Football Head Coach Nick Saban and New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick announced earlier this month they are leaving their respective teams. They part with their dynasties as the greatest college and NFL coaches of all time. Saban shocked the football world when he announced...