For the third year in a row, Radio Free Hillsdale WRFH 101.7 FM is the Michigan Association of Broadcasters’ College Audio Station of the Year. “You never know what to expect going into the awards,” said the station’s General Manager Scot Bertram. “We had a number of finalists this year, so there’s always a chance...
Barron speaks on worship
Bishop Robert Barron of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester in Minnesota and founder of Word on Fire Catholic Ministries, has nearly two million YouTube subscribers and three million followers on Facebook. Courtesy | American Magazine Believers should remember that worship is “purposefully wasteful,” Bishop Robert Barron said at a lecture in Christ Chapel March 20. “‘Why...
Junior wins best newscast at international radio awards
Junior Emily Schutte and senior Lauren Smyth were nominated for awards. Courtesy | Scot Bertram Junior Emily Schutte won first-place for “Best Newscast” out of all the colleges in the nation, awarded by the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System March 8. “Earlier that day, someone had made a funny comment about how it was hard to be...
Total Fit Murph workout to honor fallen soldiers
Last year’s student participants in Total Fit’s Gallant challenge pose in Founder’s Gym, where the Murph Challenge will take place March 29 at 9 a.m. Courtesy | Paul Sri Students and faculty are gearing up for a challenging fitness event that honors fallen military personnel and promotes campus-wide wellness. The Murph Challenge, hosted by Total...
Students throw tea on military history trip to New England
Students reenacted throwing tea into the Boston Harbor with Professor of History David Stewart and Assistant Professor of Medieval History Charles Yost during a spring break tour of historical locations in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New York associated with the early years of the American Revolution. The group visited the sites of the Boston Massacre, the...




