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Minne-so-what? Chargers take home first ever playoff winSenior Mark Petro popped the cork on the Charger's playoff celebration with a game-winning OT field goal
Hillsdale College has been around for 165 years. It has 1,381 students. It has 60 miles between its campus and the nearest interstate. Its campus picks up about two and a half discernable FM radio stations. And now, Hillsdale College holds one Division II playoff win.…
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Péwé out on City Council; new officials welcoming to college
After serving on the Hillsdale City Council for eight years, Hillsdale College's Vice President of Administration Rich Péwé has stepped out of office. He did not seek re-election this month. But his experience on council has helped create a mutual understanding between the college and the town.…
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Security: fewer parking tickets, yet stricter enforcementStudents upset about lack of parking space, security crack-down
Security is upping the enforcement of non-student parking lots, Director of Campus Security Mike Wertz said, in preparation for winter. While security before would often let a student slide for parking in the faculty parking lot, now Wertz said it's time to be ready for when parking lots will get smaller due to the way the snow is plowed.…
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Economy keeps graduates 'underemployed,' strugglingClass of 2009 settles for low-paying jobs
Graduates of the class of 2009 stepped into one of the worst job markets in years. In an effort to make ends meet, some have taken jobs they are overqualified for. These alumni are living the lives of the "underemployed" - many holding down part-time jobs while looking for better work.…
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Students weigh in on health care, public optionFour students explore issues surrounding health bill, find different solutions to acknowledged problem; public option, single-payer system, government influence key topics
In the midst of busy schedules and stressful weeks, four students sat down with The Collegian to discuss their ideas on the health care bills in Congress.
Representing different backgrounds, students agreed America should provide the best possible care to the most people.…
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