The Chargers women’s track team won first place at Saturday’s meet, the Conference Crossover, the first hosted by Hillsdale this season. Hillsdale finished with 137 points at the meet that brought together multiple Midwest conferences, the G-MAC, the GLIAC, and the GLVC. Comparing the event to last week’s unscored meet at Michigan, head coach...
After a two-year hiatus, the “gentlemen’s sport” plans to take up residence on campus this spring. After graduating a strong group of seniors in 2016, there hasn’t been enough new interest to field a team. But junior Dustin Bowers and his teammates juniors Chris Huffman and Kolbe Conger are working to change that. Posters around...
The Charger men’s basketball team remains in second place in the G-MAC after a 77-56 romp of Ohio Valley University on Jan. 18 and a 82-72 victory over Cedarville University on Saturday. The two wins coincided with head coach John Tharp returning to the team after taking time away with his family after the death...
Volume One bookstore will reopen May 4, new store owner Cedric Brown said. Brown said his family in December decided to replace the floor, build a stage arena, and repaint the interior the shop reopens as a coffee shop and performance venue. Brown said the building will reopen once again as a bookstore...
With various strong performances, the Charger men took first place at Saturday’s home meet. The Conference Crossover, held at the Margot V. Biermann Center, drew teams from the G-MAC, GLIAC, and GLVC. While the Crossover didn’t exactly turn out the way it was planned, head coach Andrew Towne said it was a success with those...