Hillsdale Collegian

Competitors in last year’s Chili Cookoff. Courtesy | Hillsdale Renaissance Hillsdale Renaissance’s second annual Chili Cook-Off in downtown Hillsdale will take place Oct. 24, featuring free chili, a bounce house, food trucks, and live music by Hillsdale College student band GoodTime. The chili competition will feature up to eight competitors vying for cash prizes and...

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Courtesy | Unsplash Michigan is starving for a political celebrity, and it shows in this year’s Senate race.  According to a poll published by the Detroit Free Press on Oct. 12, Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed leads Republican candidate Mike Rogers by 48.1% to 45%. Rogers has an impressive background as a U.S. Army veteran, former...

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Courtesy | Lee Cole Book: “Persons” by Robert Spaemann Not my “favorite,” just one of the most insightful philosophy texts that I’ve read in the last 10 years. As a critic describes it, “to rescue modernity from its own interpretation of itself,”  Spaemann articulates a compelling vision of what distinguishes personal existence, what it means...

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Three Hillsdale College students placed second and third in national radio competitions this month. Senior Luke Miller and Erika Kyba ’26 each earned second place awards from College Broadcasters, Inc., at the organization’s award ceremony in Philadelphia Oct. 14-17. Junior Lilly Faye Kraemer earned third place. All three students were finalists for the awards from...

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Hillsdale is scheduled to host Central Michigan University Oct. 30 at Hayden Park as it prepares for a push in postseason play. After losing seven seniors this May, the Chargers entered the fall season hoping to establish themselves in a new league. So far this season, the Chargers won in a 3-2 comeback against Wayne...

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