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 […]
Month: September 2023
Opinion: Stranded Studying Abroad, My Night at the JFK Airport
As the flight began its descent and my ears started clogging, I watched the minutes go by. One minute, two minutes, until 20 minutes had […]
Opinion: Niantic’s Newest Game Could Be the New Pokémon Go
Niantic, the developer and publisher of the critically acclaimed game Pokémon Go, released their newest location-based adventure game last Thursday. The game, Monster Hunter Now, […]
Fun and Fitness: New Pickleball Class is a Hit
Pickleball as a sport has been on the rise over the last year or so, and it seems that more and more people are playing […]
Opinion: The Lions Beat Kansas City, but They Haven’t Proven Anything, Yet
NBC’s play-by-play announcer Mike Tirico said it perfectly when the Lions knocked off the reigning Super Bowl champion, the Kansas City Chiefs, last Thursday night […]
Opinion: The Power of God and My Abuelo’s Machete
I spent the summer of 2022 working with my Abuelo, tending to our family home out in East Texas. My mom had to go down […]
Greek Life Party Protocol Sparks Discourse, Policy Suspended
On Aug. 29, 30 and 31, fraternity members attended separate sessions of required Title IX training. At the end of each of these meetings, a […]
Remake Rage: If it Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix it
Maybe it’s a lack of creativity or resistance to paying script writers fair, liveable wages, but either way, the constant bombardment of remakes, especially those of […]
Fall Sports Highlight: Opening Weekend
The start of the fall semester brings lots of emotion to Albion College’s campus, whether that’s stress, excitement or eagerness. For sports fans, however, there’s […]
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 […]
Juandering Out Loud: Blue Beetle, Representation and Strikes
My younger sibling and I make an active effort to call one another every week or so. It’s hard to not miss one’s family, especially […]
Brit Books: What it is and What’s Changed
Last fall, Albion students were introduced to a new program called Brit Books. For students and faculty who have been confused about the Brit Books […]