Guest Column: I Am a Voice, Not a Victim
On October 21st, I awoke to a disgusting message written across the bathroom mirror. This message read “KKK Don’t Be Stupid or Gay.” This message […]
Articles by Guest Writer
Comm Major Haters
By Kaitlyn Hotchkin I don’t know when choosing to major in Communications became synonymous with choosing the easy way out, but I’ll tell you what: […]
Better Late than Never: Joining a Sorority as a Junior
By Mary Noble With some 350,000 undergraduate women involved in sororities, it’s clear that Greek life continues to play a leading role in the lives […]
Food, Funk and the Water of Life
Evan Rieth is a junior from Three Oaks, Michigan, studying English and environmental studies. He was voted best dressed by his high school English teacher, […]
Opinion: Trophy Hunting Is Not the Answer You’re Looking For
Guest piece by Kaitlyn Hotchkin On November 16, the Trump administration struck again. This time, on elephants. Our government announced the legalization of trophy-hunting […]
Asbestos and Mesothelioma Impacts the Albion Community
Guest Piece by Rachel Lynch. Rachel is the Media and Public Relations Coordinator with the Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance, specializing in asbestos use. Asbestos is a […]
Houston-Area Albion Students on Hurricane Harvey’s Aftermath
Guest Piece by Mackie Black Hurricane Harvey recently brought ruin across the state of Texas, especially in the Houston area. Now we are faced with […]
Opinion: What Happens to the DREAM Deferred
Guest Piece by Isaac Verhelst, (’20) Although my experience with DACA is first-hand, I am not a DACA recipient, nor is anyone else in my […]
Opinion: Ditzler Digresses, a President’s Guide to Never Taking a Position
Guest Piece by Phillip Carlisle, (’15) Albion College President Mauri Ditzler released a blistering statement on Tuesday in which he criticized President Trump’s decision regarding […]
What It Means To Be First Generation
Guest Writer: Juanita Doe “Pase lo que pase cuidame a tus hermanas. Y recuerda, solamente la muerte nos puede separar.” Whatever happens take care […]
My First Kiss Went a Little Like This
By Rachel Barry Kissing is everywhere: that couple next to you on the subway, your parents before they head off to work and your favorite […]
President Ditzler on Borders, Principles and the Need for Meaningful Action
Guest Piece by President Mauri Ditzler These are interesting, challenging and confusing days in America. For many, a new administration’s policies have them […]