Looming in the near future is a day of oversized teddy bears, corn syrup, and high expectations for the perfect date. Trying to come up with a plan for Valentine’s day for your special someone can be a daunting task. “I feel a lot of pressure for Valentine’s day because it is a set date...
Petey Martin began his music career as a high school sophomore performing live at Johnny T’s Bistro in Hillsdale, Michigan. Last month, Martin’s music hit No. 1 on the Billboard charts. Martin’s newest creation, “Come Back Home,” featuring Christian music artist Lauren Daigle, hit No. 1 on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Digital Song Sales chart, according to...
Though radio in Hillsdale has only been around for five years, its production range has grown significantly, and they now broadcast a variety of radio shows appealing to many crowds. These radio shows range from news broadcasts to podcasts to features. Junior Christine Talent, who joined radio just last semester, started with newscasting and...
Last Friday night, Jan. 29, the music department pulled out all the stops during a faculty recital in Christ Chapel, featuring trumpet professor Chris McCourry and guest artist and organist Judy Kabodian. McCourry and Kabodian’s performance presented a unique mixture of organ and trumpet with a program featuring mostly baroque music from composers such as...
For senior theatre majors Ariannah Gaiser and Sarah Nolting, procrastination could not be the answer to their senior capstone projects. These projects were two years in the making, and though they were cancelled last Spring due to COVID, the shows will be available to all audiences this weekend, Feb. 4-6. Nolting’s “Death and Renewal” will...