With brand deals from Bubbl’r to Underdog Athletics, Hillsdale student athletes are taking advantage of 2021 NCAA regulations that now allow college athletes to profit from their Name, Image, and Likeness. Senior linebacker Jacob Maloney said he didn’t receive any money from promoting the supplement company, “Get Shifted,” on his Instagram page. “I would just...
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Burt House takes first at Taste of Manning, Triplex in second
Burt House’s crème brûlée — made with a blowtorch — won this year’s Taste of Manning with 77 votes. The Student Activities Board hosted Taste of Manning, an annual competition featuring free food made by students living off campus on Manning Street April 18. Participating houses make different dishes, and the event’s attendees vote on...
Charger Chatter: Melanie Zampardo
Courtesy: Hillsdale Athletic Department If you could have any superpower what would it be? Shapeshifting, so I could turn into anything that I needed in that particular moment. I just feel like it encompasses a lot of superpowers into one. So I need to get somewhere fast, or if I need to fly somewhere, I...
Take the red pill: Conspiracy theories aren’t crazy
“The X-Files,” a science fiction TV series, reminds us that “the truth is out there,” but truth is hard to find amid government coverups and propaganda. In the quest to separate truth from falsehoods, Americans should take conspiracy theories more seriously. After all, a conspiracy theory is simply the idea that secretive and powerful groups...
Senior editor details China’s organ harvesting industry
The Chinese Communist Party is harvesting the organs of 60,000 to 90,000 living victims every year as part of its bureaucracy, said Jan Jekielek, senior editor of The Epoch Times, during a speech sponsored by the president’s office and hosted in the Heritage Room on March 12. “You have to be able to propagandize the...


