Opinions

English Professor Nels Christensen shares some thoughts reflecting back on an attack of the U.S. capital on Jan. 6. For the past four years, I’ve […]

For some Albion College students, doing classes remotely this semester was a no-brainer. To these students, being on campus during the COVID-19 pandemic just wasn’t […]

On March 1, Student Development sent out an email informing students that they would no longer be regularly testing the entire student body for COVID-19.  […]

For nearly two centuries, college campuses have used Greek life as a way for students to make new memories and find their forever friendships. Throughout […]

In 2014, Always launched the “Like a Girl” campaign, targeted to help women and girls take back the phrase “like a girl,” often used to […]

Recently, use of the word “womxn” has gained headway. The word was coined by modern feminists on the basis of being more inclusive than the […]

A significant amount of controversy has surrounded masks in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Now, almost a year into the pandemic, we need to […]

News publications are easy to come by, but so is bias within the news presented. News and the sources of that news present political bias.  […]

Being a full-time student at Albion College today consists of spending around 12 hours each week in a classroom due to the module system, and […]

Being at home feels completely different than being on campus. Increased restrictions on campus strained students last semester and threaten to do the same this […]

On Feb. 3, the NCAA canceled 2021 championships for Division III winter sports. Affected sports include men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s swimming and […]

Closed, except for takeout. Closed temporarily. Closed permanently.  Since , Nov. 15, 2020, signs with these phrases have been seen in every community throughout the […]