Hillsdale College’s Career Services hired Jessica Malcheff ’04 as the new assistant director on Feb. 4, 2019 after Sophia Donohoe left the position. As assistant director, Malcheff said she will be leading the Career Curriculum team within the Student Mentor Affair team. “The team goal is to connect with campus clubs, honoraries, organizations, Greek...
Before becoming sports editor at the Hillsdale Daily News, James Gensterblum ’11 began his career taking calls from Michigan high-school football coaches to gather information for MLive’s weekly roundup in Grand Rapids, Michigan. “It’s not glamorous,” Gensterblum said. “I’m not going to pretend that it was anything more than an entry-level job.” Gensterblum said he...
Hillsdale County Farm Bureau’s annual “Give Bushels” campaign is in its final month of fundraising for the South Central Michigan Food Bank in Battle Creek. Hillsdale County Administrative Manager Janelle Walworth said the Michigan Farm Bureau has a larger campaign, “Harvest for All,” and every county farm bureau does something different to raise money for...
The Hillsdale College Chargers began conference play on Saturday with two losses against the Ohio Dominican University Panthers but bounced back on Sunday with two blowout wins over the Ohio Valley University Fighting Scots. Head Coach Kyle Gross said he was most impressed with the team’s turnaround from Saturday to Sunday. “We kind of turned...
“The Fractured Prism” offers a complex account of a futuristic and dystopian, socialist America through the eyes of 21-year-old Ivan 181375. 2018 alumnus Brendan Noble’s recently self-published book is set 99 years after the Third American Civil War. In this fictional world, a third civil war destroyed an American monarchy and divided the People’s Democratic...