Hilbert College's Online Student Newspaper
By Henry Bowers
Last month, Tennessee Volunteers football team thought that its search for a new head coach had come to an end after meeting with current Ohio State Buckeyes defensive coordinator Greg Schiano. Continue Reading
By Henry Bowers
Ryan Zunner is a 19-year-old Digital Media Communications major and Political Science minor at Hilbert College from Kenmore, New York.Continue Reading
by Henry Bowers
A year ago, Colin Kaepernick was living out a dream that many people strive for but very few achieve; a starting quarterback in the NFL. Continue Reading
By Kashyah Williams
Bowers is a sophomore graduating in 2020, who majors in liberal studies. He is from Helena, Montana, the city that is said to be accidentally founded by four Georgia men mining for gold. Continue Reading
By Henry Bowers
Following a brutal blow to the liver, the career of the New England Patriots starting quarterback Drew Bledsoe was in jeopardy. Continue Reading
By Henry Bowers
As the hot, dry months pass and the weather begins to cool down, the end of the 2017 wildfire season is finally knocking at the door. Most of these fires, except the recent Santa Anna-driven fires near Santa Rosa and Napa, California, now are hardly a blaze. However, it can not be forgotten just how massive and devastating some of the fires were. Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and California have all suffered through harsh fire seasons, but rarely has it ever reached the magnitude of destruction that we have witnessed this past summer. Continue Reading
By Henry Bowers
For three Hawks, where they will be spending a good chunk of their summer next year is no longer a mystery On Friday, September 22, the summer of 2017 officially came to a close and fall was in the air. As we say goodbye to what was a fun and memorable summer, it is already time to start looking ahead to what the summer of 2018 holds in store. Continue Reading
By Henry Bowers
For decades, spying on another team has been as much a part of baseball’s gamesmanship as hard slides and brushback fastballs. However, the Boston Red Sox have recently added a modern twist: they used an Apple watch to gain an advantage over their opponents.Continue Reading
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