In the second week of her freshman year, Isabella Zink found herself taking a man down in a flying tackle. The reason? He was running away from McIntyre Residence with a homecoming banner. “It wasn’t even ours,” Zink, now a sophomore and residence assistant at McIntyre said. “I just didn’t want to give it back.” ...
Spring break ‘staycation’: How to leave when you’re not leaving
So, you didn’t buy your flight in time. You don’t have a ride home this spring break. Or, you just want to avoid your family. Besides escapism, there are only so many places you can turn to within Hillsdale itself. But if you’re bored and stuck in Hillsdale this spring break, you can always leave...
‘This place we all leave too soon’: Stay for the summer
As soon as the warm May sunshine finally emerges and the beginning hints of summer start to show, students pack up and head out for a summer of travel, slow days at home, and part time jobs. For a few select students, though, life at Hillsdale doesn’t end after finals. With several on-campus internships provided...
‘Some call it church, some call it bull riding’
Every Saturday night at ProEdge Arena, Earl and Carie Proctor bring the gospel and bucking bulls together to create a show full of entertainment and evangelism. Bull riding competition, music, games, and giveaways make for a community hotspot in Osseo, MI. But more than an entertainment center, ProEdge arena provides the gospel, worship, and prayer...
Beth Roehrig: The woman of ‘sew’ many talents
Beth Roehrig once altered 150 prom dresses in six weeks. She started sewing when she was 8 years old but never took formal sewing lessons. She now runs a business in downtown Hillsdale called Xpress Sewing. “I have always been fascinated by sewing,” Roehrig said. “When I was eight years old, I asked for a...




