Two Hillsdale theatre students advanced to the semifinals and above in multiple competitions at a regional theatre competition in January. About a dozen Hillsdale students and faculty traveled to University of Michigan-Flint for the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival which ran Jan. 9-13, according to Professor of Theatre James Brandon. Hillsdale students competed alongside...
The Chargers will compete at the G-MAC/MEC championship in Canton, Ohio from February 14-17. Courtesy | Hillsdale College Athletic Department The swim team wrapped up the regular season by splitting a pair of dual meets last weekend, defeating Aquinas College 196-72 but falling to Davenport University 181-105. “Overall, it was a successful meet,” head coach...
Senior Phoebe Johnston races in Hillsdale on Sept. 23. Courtesy | Hillsdale College Athletic Department After winter break and a team training trip in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, the Charger swim team opened the year with individual wins against Saginaw Valley State University. “We did well in a very challenging situation,” head coach Kurt Kirner said....
The swim team will race Nov. 17-19 for an invitational at Davenport University. Courtesy | Hillsdale College Athletic Department The Charger swim team fell to its G-MAC rival Findlay University, as well as out-of-conference Lewis University, in a tri-meet last weekend. “It was good for us to see the challenge ahead,” head coach Kurt Kirner...
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression has a fundamental misunderstanding of college education, according to College President Larry P. Arnn in an op-ed titled “There’s More to Education Than Free Speech.” “I wrote the piece to assert what education is,” Arnn told The Collegian. “FIRE seems like most activists: they want to do education...