Despite 200 Years With “Frankenstein,” a Modern Monster Still Lives
A tale of Greek mythology about the Titan Prometheus was anonymously published on the first day of 1818. Prometheus’s responsibility for creating man has been […]
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Get To Know Albion’s 2018 Homecoming Court Nominees
At the Oct. 5 Homecoming game against Hope College, a three-person Homecoming Court will be crowned from nine individuals who were nominated by their friends […]
Albion’s Six Newest Trustees and Where They Stand on Student Issues
Since 2017, Albion’s Board of Trustees has gained six new members, three of whom graduated from Albion in the last few years. Why does this […]
Play Review: In ‘Topdog/Underdog,’ Fate is In the Cards
On Sept. 21, the Albion College theatre department opened Topdog/Underdog, a production of brotherly love stitched together by scam and rivalry. Written by Suzan-Lori Parks, […]
Timeline of Student Action Against Mold, Damage Fines
After receiving pressure from students and alumni on social media and through in-person talks, Albion College is addressing the cleanliness and functionality of its residences. […]
College Updating Campus Residences, Protocol After Student Activism
After receiving pressure from students and alumni on social media and in person, Albion College administration is addressing the living standards of its residences and […]
Editor’s Farewell
Since my first journalism class in high school, I knew I wanted to be a writer. My parents were probably awestruck because I never wanted […]
Comm Major Haters
By Kaitlyn Hotchkin I don’t know when choosing to major in Communications became synonymous with choosing the easy way out, but I’ll tell you what: […]
The Brockett Siblings on Albums They Can’t Stop Listening To
The Brockett siblings all have music rooted in them like notes rooted onto a staff. Gabe (12) plays the bari sax in middle school band […]
Calvaruso Keynote Speaker: Dacher Keltner
In an era of grim news headlines and harsh political discourse, it’s often hard to believe that civility and kindness are palpable for American society. […]
‘Less Is More’ Evolves: Meet ‘FINKEL’
The first time I heard Vance Joy’s “Riptide,” was the summer of 2014, and I was driving a dust-coated 1988 Chevy pickup, left arm hanging […]
There Is No Such Thing as Applying to ‘Too Many’ Schools
A video of African-American high school student Michael Brown went viral at the beginning of April after Brown was accepted by all 20 colleges he […]