Opinion: Albion College Has a Long Way Before it Can Truly Claim Accessibility
I came to Albion because it was one of the most accessible campuses I toured back in 2022. Now that I’m almost halfway through my […]
Month: October 2023
Photos: CSE Hosts Annual Green Day Event
On Wednesday, the Center for Sustainability and Environment (CSE) hosted its annual fall Green Day event in the Science Atrium. This event brought on-campus faculty, […]
Juandering Out Loud: Know the Earth on Which You’ll Stand
I have a confession to make: When I bought my first pair of Western-style boots back in 2021, I was definitely trying to play up […]
Opinion: My First Time at a Volleyball Game; a Surprisingly Addictive Experience
On Saturday, I attended my first-ever college volleyball game, Albion versus Transylvania University. I don’t know much about volleyball; my limited knowledge comes from my […]
Opinion: “Ahsoka” is Making “Star Wars” Weird Again, and I’m Here for it
With “Ahsoka” finishing its initial season a few weeks ago, I think it is safe to say that quality has returned to the “Star Wars” […]
Opinion: The Rundown for Feeling Down, a Guide to Self-Medication
Disclaimer: The guidance expressed in this article is based on the author’s experiences and should not be taken as medical advice. As flu season descends […]
Opinion: Loving a Parent Who Refuses to Change
Content Warning: This article contains content regarding alcoholism. As children, we are told that family comes first. In church, I was taught to love, respect […]
Well-being Wednesday: Healing isn’t Linear, but Therapy Can Help
Content Warning: This article contains content regarding anxiety, eating disorders, depression and alcoholism. The second installment of my four-part series, “Well-Being Wednesday,” will delve into […]
Opinion: Minecraft is More Than a Nostalgic Game
This past week has been an eventful one. Minecraft’s fifteenth anniversary is coming up, as well as update 1.21. Alongside this, content creator Joseph Garrett, […]
Opinion: A Guide to Horror Movies, Recommendations for Beginners to Professionals
In my eyes, horror movies are the best part of the Halloween season. Thus, I will use any excuse to talk about them. Horror is […]
Big Read Speaker Bettina Love on Dreaming: ‘It’s Not Radical, We Want To Do What Humans Do’
On Thursday, the Bohm Theater was filled with students, professors, teachers, community members and others who traveled to celebrate the ninth year of Albion’s Big […]
The Internet’s Newest Invention: Gendered Math
Have you ever been out shopping and saw something you wanted to purchase – but didn’t know if it was worth it? Girl math can […]