Review: ‘Twelfth Night’ Was so Shakespeare, in the Worst Ways
As an English major, I am perfectly content admitting that I hate Shakespeare. Albion College’s production of “Twelfth Night” didn’t change this sentiment. However, my […]
Articles by Lindsay Ratcliffe
Photos: Chasing Totality, Solar Eclipse Gathers Community
On April 8, students, faculty, staff and community members gathered on Albion College’s quad and the roof of Palenske Hall to view the Solar Eclipse, […]
Roundtable Opens the Door for DEI: ‘The Door is Closed, Not Locked’
On Thursday in the Mudd side of the Stockwell-Mudd library, a roundtable discussion: Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (DEI) was held. The […]
Opinion: Home is Where My Friends and I Watch Reality TV
When you finally find your people – those who love you as you are – it feels like a revival. For me, this revival means […]
Review: ‘In The Next Room’ Shook Me to My Core
Walking into the Black Box Theatre on the opening night of “In The Next Room,” I didn’t know what to expect. I knew the play […]
Opinion: I’m Still Salty About Accessibility
I’m no stranger to the snow. Growing up in Michigan, I’ve dealt with snow both with and without assistive devices. However, my first step into […]
The Grinds to Switch from Zingerman’s to Starbucks Coffee, Students React
On Friday the students of Albion College received an email from Student Development, signed by Vice President for Student Development Leroy Wright, which alerted the […]
Review: First-Years Knocked Us All Undead In ‘2AZ’
I think we can all agree that performing a zombie apocalypse can be difficult, even if you do have experience. Despite this, the Albion College […]
Opinion: Albion College Has a Long Way Before it Can Truly Claim Accessibility
I came to Albion because it was one of the most accessible campuses I toured back in 2022. Now that I’m almost halfway through my […]