Don Tocco throws a football at his sports competition in 2022. Courtesy | Linnea Shively Businessman and friend of the college Don Tocco will host his 25th annual challenge, giving student clubs a chance to compete for their share of up to $100,000. This year’s “Tocco Challenge” has expanded from five events in previous years...
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John James would be a cheaper governor
Courtesy | Unsplash Michigan’s gubernatorial candidates might be running on the same issues, but their solutions are very different. Although Democratic candidate Jocelyn Benson and Republican candidate John James both promise to increase affordability, improve healthcare, and strengthen education, only James has a plan that delivers. Affordability is the central issue of the Michigan November...
Charger football shuts out Wayne State Warriors
Junior Ryan Skura scores a passing touchdown. Courtesy | Hillsdale Athletic Department The Chargers exploded for 621 yards on offense and shut out Wayne State University on their way to a 49-0 victory at home Sept. 12. Junior wide receiver Tutt Carrico scored a career-high three touchdowns, totalled 111 receiving yards, and added 47...
Senior class gift to support military scholarship
Hillsdale’s 2027 senior class gift aims to add $20,000 to the Freedom Scholarship, a fund for military service members and their dependents, in honor of the 250th anniversary of the American founding, the Legacy Board announced Sept. 10. “We wanted a gift to reflect the unique moment in which we are completing our time here...
Margaret Thatcher returns to public view
The Collegian | Elijah Guevara The statue of former U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher moved Sept. 10 to a temporary location between Central Hall and the Strosacker Science Center last week due to construction. The only statue of Thatcher in North America and part of Hillsdale’s Liberty Walk, the Cold War-era leader dubbed the...


