College Headlines

Hillsdale legend runs for state office

The Collegian, Hillsdale College, MI

1 day ago by Betsy Woodruff

When Mike Chalberg, now a fifth year senior, met Hans Zeiger '07 his freshman year, he had no idea that within five years, the friendly junior would become homecoming king, finish his master's degree, and run for political office. "You would never assume how academically successful he was," Chalberg said.

Hillsdale plans for charter school

The Collegian, Hillsdale College, MI

1 day ago by Liz Essley

Hillsdale College is getting into the public school business.

The college plans to establish a charter school in the near future and possibly create more, should the first prove a success, said administrators. They have not yet chosen a location for the first school.

Football one step away from playoffs

The Collegian, Hillsdale College, MI

1 day ago by Nathan McClallen

The Hillsdale College football team left Ferris State University on Saturday with a four-game winning streak, and one game closer to the playoffs.

The Chargers dominated both sides of the ball in a 59-14 dismantling of an overmatched Ferris team that is now 1-9 on the season.

Ann Arbor versus the Greeks

The Michigan Review, University of Michigan, MI

5 days ago by Nate Stano

Greek life is a huge part of the collegiate experience at Michigan and elsewhere. Yet, fraternities have come under fire as of late, especially from the City of Ann Arbor. Violations for noise and littering violations have come like a flurry of blows on several Greek houses like Sigma Chi, Alpha Delta Phi, Triangle, and the infamous BOX house.

Will Conservationists Damn the Argo Dam?

The Michigan Review, University of Michigan, MI

5 days ago by Graham Kozak

If you've taken a stroll thorough any of Ann Arbor's leafy neighborhoods this autumn, you may have noticed an unusual lawn sign that seems almost out of place among those advocating war, peace, and millage increases; it doesn't endorse a political candidate or advance a social agenda, either.

Free Press rescinds endorsement of Charles Pugh

Michigan Journal, University of Michigan, Dearborn, MI

6 days ago by Leah Johnson

Shady.

I never thought that I would have to use that word to describe the place where I had my first job at and the news outlet that millions of people read daily.

But as the saying goes, if the shoe fits, wear it. And shady is definetly the shoe size of the Detroit Free Press and Detroit News.

Student Led initiatve takes off

Michigan Journal, University of Michigan, Dearborn, MI

5 days ago by Sarah Jaward

As most of you may have heard, there has been a revolutionary idea sweeping our campus.

An idea that can ultimately affect every student, in a positive way, if used to is maximum potential. For those of you who haven't checked out the student made and student run website: www.