Comic: The Hard-Knock Life of a Professional Emotional Support Animal

An illustration of an orange cat with white spots curled up at the center of the page with a small blue circle surrounding it against a yellow background. Text surrounding the cat reads “The Hard-Knock Life of a Professional Emotional Support Animal.”

Comic: The Hard-Knock Life of a Professional Emotional Support Animal

October 3, 2025 Noah Guevara 0

Text reads, “Guevara was an Argentinian-Cuban revolutionary and guerilla leader who believed in the liberation of Latin America. He was a prominent figure in the Cuban revolution, and traveled to assist other countries including the Democratic Republic of Congo to fight for their freedom.” On the left side there is an illustration of Che Guevara using an assortment of colors with large paint streaks and paint splatters behind him. On the right side there is an illustration of two flags. The top right flag is the Argentinean flag and the bottom right flag is the Cuban flag.

COMIC: Voices of Resistance: Celebrating Latino Leaders

September 24, 2025 Noah Guevara 0

A comic of a person with dark and curly hair and square glasses, studying at a table before a tour group comes up beside her and she gets confused. Next, the author is eating in the dining hall and drops a french fry mid bite before seeing a second group and wondering if they’re multiplying. Finally, the author carries two big bags back to her dorm before seeing the final tour group and screaming in frustration.

Comic: Campus Tours: They’re Right Behind Me, Aren’t They?

April 23, 2025 Sophia Valchine 0

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An illustration of two people side by side. On the left is a person going up to the person on the right, who is in a wheelchair. The person on the left says, “Oh, I’m sorry you’re in a wheelchair. What happened to you?” The person on the left looks over confused and says “...Huh?”

Comic: What Did You Just Ask Me?

April 14, 2025 Noah Guevara 0

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A comic diagonally divided into two panels. On the left is an illustration of a sergeant yelling “I want to see bravery! I want to see courage!” at rows of fearful looking soldiers. The text at the top of the illustration on the right is the sergeant yelling “For this will be the toughest enemy you face!” Two soldiers look at one another nervously.

Comic: Facing the Registration Frontlines

April 4, 2025 Noah Guevara 0

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An illustration of a person with black hair and green diamond shaped eyes sitting behind a mic says “Coming to you from the Albion Pleiad with some distressing news. There is currently a big threat to disability rights. 17 states are filing to completely get rid of Section 504 of the rehabilitation act!”

Comic: Defending Disability Rights: The Fight to Save Section 504

March 21, 2025 Noah Guevara 0

Text reads, “Van Brittan Brown invented the first home security system, patented in 1966.” An illustration of Marie van Brittan Brown, a Black woman with black hair pulled back, next to an illustration of the first home security system.

Comic: Black Inventors of Modern Technology

February 14, 2025 Noah Guevara 0

Black historical figures that heavily influenced modern inventions that we use or see everyday. This comic uses information from biography.com/black-history-month and blackpast.org (Illustration by Noah […]

Same student in a wheelchair now covered in a pile of salt looking extremely annoyed saying, “My wheelchair is like a magnet for all this salt.”

Comic: Salty about Salt

January 27, 2025 Noah Guevara 0

A watercolor illustration of a house standing next to a solar field.

The Spread of Solar: Community Members Voice Their Concerns

November 25, 2024 Bonnie Lord 2

Read the “prologue” of this series to learn more about the value of comics in journalism. Read part one of this series to learn more […]

At the top the text reads “Just say disabled!” and right below the teat reads “It’s not a bad word” A small group of people standing together. On the right one person sits in a wheelchair, another person has a service dog. On the left stands a person with an invisible disability and right beside her stands a little girl with a feeding tube, behind her stands someone using two forearm crutches.

Comic: Hey Guess What? ‘Disabled’ is Not a Bad Word

November 22, 2024 Noah Guevara 0

A watercolor illustration of a horizon, railroad tracks leading to where the sun rises. On the left is a non-renewable energy plant, spewing smoke from tall stacks, and on the right is a train, carrying coal.

The Spread of Solar: Bringing Renewable Energy, Money to Sheridan Township

November 18, 2024 Bonnie Lord 2

Read the “prologue” of this series to learn more about the value of comics in journalism. Read part two of this series to learn more […]

A watercolor illustration of a print edition of the Albion Pleiad and a generic comic book shaking hands on a red background.

Opinion: When a Comic Paints a Thousand Words

November 11, 2024 Bonnie Lord 3

Read part one of this series to learn more about the history and economic impacts of solar development in Sheridan Township. Read part two of […]