The Hillsdale men’s basketball team (18-7, 12-6 G-MAC) split two games this week, earning a convincing 78-67 win over the Lake Erie University Storm (4-24, 3-17 G-MAC) on Saturday afternoon, but losing 65-48 against Ohio Dominican University (14-10, 9-8 G-MAC) when the shots just wouldn’t fall. In the previous two games, the Chargers suffered losses...
Hitting off spring play with a challenge, the women’s tennis team fell to Division I Western Michigan University on Saturday. The Chargers lost 7-0 in the non-conference match, despite junior Halle Hyman and freshman Hannah Cimpeanu defeating Western’s junior Denise Azcui and freshman Valentina Sanchez Briend at No. 3 doubles. Division I rules award a...
Some Hillsdale professors fall in love with the city and decide to stay — even after they retire from teaching. Over the years, Hillsdale College professors come and go, but some professors remain in the area, continuing to contribute to the community. Will Morrisey came to teach in the politics department at Hillsdale in...
The City of Hillsdale adopted its first-ever tagline at a Feb. 5 city council meeting. The new slogan — “Family. Tradition. Opportunity.” — will appear on city signs and documents as well as its website. It also could be added to city vehicles such as police cars in the future, as well. Chosen by...
The Hillsdale College Chargers split a two-game road trip last week, falling to Walsh University on Thursday, 68-60, and defeating Malone University two days later, 66-62. Both Walsh and Malone are located in Canton, Ohio, so the team stayed in the area during the off day in between games. The Chargers got off to a...