Chris Krug is the president of the Franklin News Foundation and the publisher of its watchdog news outlet, the Center Square, which was founded in 2019. He has more than 25 years of experience in the news business and was previously vice president of the Chicago Sun Times. Q: Why do Americans have a low opinion of the media? A:...
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‘A really glorious suffering’: Mothers share birthing stories at Midwifery Club event
While giving birth might be a scary thought to some young women, the Midwifery Club recently celebrated the beauty of the experience by inviting mothers to share their stories with young women on campus. On Feb. 11, the Midwifery Education Club hosted six mothers in the Mauck Residence solarium to share their birthing stories. Melanie Taylor, Casey Gregg, Mary Strecker,...
Seven music students named winners in annual Concerto competition
The music department announced seven winners of the Concerto/Aria competition on Monday. Out of the 26 students who auditioned on Sunday, there were seven winners: sophomore violist Ethan Tong, senior soprano Emma Dawe, senior violinist Ellie Fishlock, senior pianist Anne Ziegler, senior mezzo Caroline Lively, senior soprano Zsanna Bodor, and senior soprano Michaela Stiles. Students were tasked with memorizing and...
SAB’s ‘Spring Spirit Week’ to replace homecoming celebrations
After being canceled last fall due to COVID-19, homecoming is back, this time with a little twist. To replace Homecoming, the Student Activities Board has created “Spirit Week” to give students a taste of what they missed last September. Although Homecoming is typically an event for students and alumni, this year there will be two separate events to better serve...
Basketball and volleyball allow spectators back in stands
After almost a year away from the court, Charger fans are finally welcome back in the bleachers to cheer their favorite teams to victory. After reviewing the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services mandates in late January, the Hillsdale College Athletics Department decided to allow a maximum of 250 spectators per game in the Dawn Tibbetts Potter Arena for...
Enneagram and your career: Get to know the real you
“You’re an eight, aren’t you?” Students took turns guessing their friends’ enneagram type as they sipped their complementary Penny’s drinks and awaited the start of Career Service’s “Enneagram and Your Career” presentation. Hillsdale has no lack of enneagram enthusiasts, and the coffee shop buzzed with excitement about learning how to apply one’s type to their career goals. Career coaches senior...
Campus comments: Constitutionality of second Trump impeachment
As the U.S. Senate begins a new impeachment trial for former President Donald Trump, Hillsdale College’s politics professors expressed skepticism about its constitutionality and outcome. According to Professor of Politics Mickey Craig, the Senate’s vote to impeach was clearly unconstitutional, in contrast to last year’s impeachment vote that passed through the U.S. House of Representatives while Trump still held office. ...
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