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 […]
Articles by Rhiannon Slotnick
Opinion: A Single Person’s Guide to Solo Fall Dates
Spooky season is fast approaching – and I have yet to find my boo. Don’t get me wrong, being single has its perks, but when […]
Department of Natural Resources Works with Albion College for Possible Dam Removal
On Sept. 22, Matt Diana from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) came to Albion College to give a presentation on the state’s plans […]
CBO Taran McZee Hosts Candid Conversation About Diversity on Campus
On Sept. 14, Chief Belonging Officer, Taran McZee, hosted a diversity dialogue partnered with the Human Rights Lab, Office of Belonging (OOB), Ford Institute, Curtis […]
Opinion: A Parents Health Effects the Child Too
Content Warning: This article contains content regarding self-harm and suicide. Reader discretion is advised. Before I was born, my mom was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis […]
Americorps Students Surveying Bellemont Manor, Working to Fund Future CSE Projects
Since the spring of 2022, Americorps Director Lindsey Knowlden and member Abigail Coleman, a junior from Holland, have been working to restore the furniture that […]
Campus Safety Investigating String of Catalytic Converter Thefts on Campus
Since last semester, there have been a string of catalytic converter thefts on and around Albion’s campus. There have been five thefts reported to campus […]
Albion College Hosts Vigil at Rock to Honor Victims of MSU Shooting
Content warning: The following article contains discussion of gun violence. On Feb. 14, on the quad, there was a campus vigil led by the Assistant […]
CBO Taran McZee Hosts ‘A True Authentic Conversation’ About the Death of Tyre Nichols
On Jan. 7, five police officers killed Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man in Memphis, Tennessee, and now nine people are being charged with his […]
Opinion: Tips and Tricks to Prevent and Recover from Burnout
During my first two years of college, I was constantly burnt out; the mental and physical strain from stress left me feeling less like myself. […]
Opinion: Professors Should Prioritize Their Students’ Mental Health
Since the semester began, things have not gone the way I expected. I planned my schedule so it wouldn’t be stressful. I researched each of […]
Union Board Karaoke Night Inspires Laughs, Audience Participation at KC Stack
At the end of last week on Jan. 13, Union Board hosted an all-inclusive karaoke night for students to start off the new semester. Although […]