The last play has been called and the last lap has been swum. For this year’s senior Charger athletes, the end of the season means one thing: retirement. “It’s definitely different being done,” said senior volleyball player Caitlin Kopmeyer. “It kinda stinks.” For many, the realization that they will never play at the collegiate level,...
Author: Morgan Delp
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Edward Sri Q&A
Edward Sri is a professor of theology and vice president of missions and outreach at the Augustine Institute in Denver, Colo. Sri teaches classes on scripture, salvation history, moral theology, and spiritual theology. He has written several books, including “Men, Women and the Mystery of Love” and “A Biblical Walk Through the Mass.” Last Thursday,...
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The good dogs
Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn does not usually send campus emails. In the past year, Hillsdale’s commander-in-chief sent only two. Both regarded the rascally escapades of his playful boxer, Gus. “Gus, as foolish as he is handsome, has escaped from our back garden. He is a brown and white boxer, eight months old, very friendly....
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Hillsdale native among 19 to sign with Charger football last week
Last Wednesday, Feb. 5, high school senior and wide receiver Andrew Wilcox committed to attend the school he had grown up cheering on his whole life. “Ever since a young age I’ve always thought about playing at the next level at Hillsdale, whether in football or basketball,” Wilcox said. “I just think it’s pretty awesome...
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Rowling’s revisions hurt her credibility
J.K. Rowling has made many of us question the very foundations of our childhood by announcing that she regrets her decision to pair romantically Hermione Granger with Ron Weasley. The world-renowned British author retroactively declared that Harry Potter would have made a better partner for the curly-haired genius. This hasn’t shocked most, as the chemistry...