When I heard the floor crack at Elks Lodge freshman year, I thought it would be the last Battle of the Bands Phi Mu Alpha ever hosted. But for the first time since 2019, this student band extravaganza has returned — though this time on cement floors. Hillsdale students flooded into 55 Below last Saturday...
After only playing conference games last year, the Hillsdale College women’s basketball team is preparing to take its longest trip in a decade. Due to COVID-19, the Chargers only played 21 games last year, all of them in the G-MAC. Heading into his second year in the position, Head Coach Charlie Averkamp says he is...
15 students performed hilarious, heart-felt, and powerful songs at their first opera workshop in two years. The student vocalists performed famous comedic-romantic scenes from several popular operas last weekend in the “Love and Laughter” opera workshop in Plaster Auditorium. They performed scenes from famous operas such as Mozart’s “The Magic Flute,” Donizetti’s “The Daughter of...
The Hillsdale College volleyball team finished October with an 11-2 record in the month, sweeping Malone University and Walsh University on the road to wrap up the month. Against Malone, 14 players contributed at least one kill in a 25-22, 25-19, 25-22 victory. “On this team, every player plays a role and must be prepared...
After already making history, the Hillsdale College men’s tennis team continued to make more by winning two matches in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Cup in Rome, Georgia. Sophomores Brennan Cimpeanu and Sean Barstow became the first Chargers, and first G-MAC players, ever to play in the ITA Cup. Cimpeanu won the Midwest Regional, and the...