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For only one-third of the regular cost to students, the Student Activities Board will load two buses and head to Alpine Valley in White Lake, Michigan, for its fourth annual ski trip. Junior Rachael Hille and senior Jeffrey Meyers, members of Campus Health and Rec, have organized the trip with the help of Director of...

The Hillsdale Mock Trial teams had a tournament for the record books this past weekend, with one of two Hillsdale teams finishing first out of 28 teams at the Ohio Northern University Polar Bear Invitational Mock Trial Tournament. In addition to the first-place finish, Hillsdale’s second team was able to pull in a fifth-place finish....

Water flooded an apartment at Park Place Apartments last week, leaving soaked carpets and ruined books in its wake. “It was a bit of a surprise,” sophomore Nathanael Meadowcroft said. “A pipe burst only in my room. All my books are on the floor, soaked and probably ruined.” Meadowcroft said he guessed the value of...

The hard work of Christopher Heckel, the chemistry and biology teacher at Hillsdale Academy, has paid off, as he earned his Ph.D. in biological sciences at the University of Pittsburgh. The process of obtaining the degree, which spanned 10 years, included advanced coursework in ecology and evolution, summers of field research, and culminated with a...

Calling his point guard over, Timothy Wells took a knee. Keeping eye-to-eye contact with his player, he gestured toward the court. His intensity never let up despite a consistent lead throughout the game, giving the Hillsdale Academy Colts a 59-27 win Friday night. Last spring, Wells replaced Rick Milligan as the head coach of Hillsdale...