Courtesy | Unsplash Lent is an invitation to every heart. For many college students, living Lent well is not a question of belief, but of time, attention, and space At its core, Lent is not simply a tradition. It is a call to slow down, examine our lives, and return to God with intention. In...
Savannah Smith shoots inside the paint during the overtime win. Courtesy | Ashley Van Hoose The Chargers defeated Tiffin University 76-73 in overtime behind junior forward Savannah Smith’s 25 points Feb. 5, and defeated Ohio Dominican University 63-52 led by senior guard Emma Ruhlman’s second double-double of the season Feb. 7. Hillsdale improved to 12-8...
“Wonder Man” is a hidden gem. Even with some plot frustrations, Marvel Spotlight’s latest show streaming on Disney+ is worth the watch. Recent productions from Marvel set the bar incredibly low. Critics predicted “Wonder Man” would be a drawn out show about nothing; a half-hearted cash grab such as “She-Hulk” or “Ironheart.” Yet, after the...
Students walk toward Jerusalem in the footsteps of Christ. Moira Gleason | The Collegian In Jerusalem, you can walk through an ancient biblical tunnel during the day and party in a marketplace at night. I know, because I went to Israel with 18 other Hillsdale students over Christmas break. Christian nonprofit organization Passages took a...
The Hillsdale City Council will hold a town hall to discuss special assessment districts on Dec. 8 at 7 p.m., following a unanimous vote at its meeting on Nov. 17. Ward 4 Councilman Robert Socha proposed the town hall, which will be open to the public so that Hillsdale residents can voice their opinions about...