Review: ‘Arcane’ Season 2 Explores the Bonds of Power, Passion
Content warning: Spoilers for “Arcane” (2021-2024) ahead. It’s been three years since the first season of Arcane came out, and when I say I’ve been […]
Articles by Rhiannon Slotnick
Option One Chosen, Kalamazoo River Dams to be Removed
Since Sep. 22 of last year, the city of Albion has been waiting for an update on what was to be done about the five […]
From Spectator to Storyteller: My First Time at a Haunted House
Many of my friends have told me that I give off the vibes of a girl who loves horror and gore, so when I tell […]
Accessibility Standards for Polling Locations: ‘Sometimes it’s Just Plain Ableism’
Everyone is entitled to vote, but access to voting is not equal for all. Many polling locations are inaccessible to people with disabilities. Issues such […]
Opinion: Senior vs. Senior, Look at How Far I’ve Come
Thinking of myself as a senior in college is a little unbelievable. When I was younger, my mom would tell me I needed to go […]
New Director, Location, Funding for the Center for Gender Equity and Victim Advocacy
For students seeking support, or just a conversation, over something that’s happened to them on campus, the Anna Howard Shaw Center for Gender Equity and […]
From Spectator to Storyteller: My First Time Tailgating
From a distance, I could hear music playing and laughs from those in attendance. There were people walking from car to car, standing in groups […]
Tech Savvy Seniors: Creating an ‘Age Friendly’ Community
For some time, seniors in the Albion community have struggled to navigate newer technology, which has made it harder for them to keep in contact […]
Wayne Webster Installed as 18th President of Albion College: ‘Shaping the Very Future of Our Institution’
On Saturday, Albion College hosted the 18th Presidential Installation for Wayne Webster. Webster was announced as Albion College’s new president, starting his role on July […]
History Department Invites Conversation During Banned Books Workshop
The history department hosted a Banned Books Workshop on Wednesday; this was their second event of the semester. History Department Chair and Professor Marcy Sacks […]
Opinion: White People Should Read ‘Such a Fun Age’
A few weeks ago, I was assigned “Such a Fun Age,” by Kiley Reid in one of my classes, and it was one of the […]
State of the College Address: President Webster’s Three-Year Plan to Make the Institution ‘Stronger’
On Wednesday, Albion College Student Senate and the Office of the President hosted the first State of the College address since the COVID-19 pandemic. The […]