If Kuehler wasn’t a piano teacher, he would be a professional power washer. Courtesy | Daniel Kuehler In this Quick Hits, Artist and Teacher of Piano Daniel Kuehler discusses Top Gun, Legos, and concerts. As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up? A garbage man. Who wouldn’t want to...
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Basketball beats Ashland for the first time in 12 years
The Hillsdale women’s basketball team celebrates after beating Ashland University for the first time since 2014 Courtesy | Hillsdale Athletic Department After a 75–49 loss at Findlay University Jan. 22, the Chargers defeated four-time reigning Great Midwest Athletic Conference champions Ashland University 53–52 Jan. 24 for the first time since 2014. “That was a tough...
A win and a loss: Record moves to 8-6
Junior Savannah Smith goes up for a basket: Courtesy | Ashley Van Hoose After a 83–65 win against Cedarville University at home Jan. 15, the Chargers lost to Tiffin University 80–52 on the road Jan. 17. The Chargers shot 54% from the field, scored 56% from beyond the arc, made 15 3-pointers, and held Cedarville...
Chargers enter conference play 3-3
Senior Emma Ruhlman dribbling ball Courtesy Hillsdale College Athletic Department The Hillsdale women’s basketball team won its first three games over winter break at home before losing its next two on the road, moving its record to 7–5 on the season. “We have proven we are capable of being an elite team, but we have...
Chargers prep for conference play
Courtesy: Hillsdale College Athletic Department The Hillsdale women’s basketball team split two road games, defeating Lake Superior State University 59–50 Nov. 22 and losing to No. 18 Ferris State University 79–68 Nov. 26, moving its record to 3–2 on the season. “Road wins are huge,” head coach Brianna Brennan said. “I’m really proud because that’s...




