Note from the Editor: We Still Have an Issue
In the wake of the news that the perpetrator of the racist actions on campus was a student of color, I feel the need to […]
Opinions
Opinion: COVID-19 Cannot Cease if Tourism Continues
High school students are vacationing for spring break. Families are travelling to be with loved ones for Easter. COVID-19 restrictions are being lifted around the […]
Note from the Editor: The Platform of the Publication
In light of recent actions on campus, I’ve found myself in a difficult position of figuring out how to cover things from the press side. […]
Opinion: Working While in College is Challenging but not Impossible
College is a large financial commitment, and not all students can afford to attend without also working some sort of job. According to a study […]
Opinion: April Vaccines Bring May Smoke Screens
Spring has sprung, but unlike last year, the ideology of COVID-19 disappearing with the warm weather is no longer present. Despite improved vaccination rollout, the […]
Opinion: Community Policing Doesn’t Help an Apathetic Community
Over winter break last December, I was given the opportunity of becoming a member of the Student COVID-19 Accountability Board. On the board, a handful […]
Guest Column: Righteous Insurrection vs. Mob Assault: What the Black Panther Party Can Teach Us about January 6
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 […]
Opinion: Remote Student Life Forces Students to Weigh Pros and Cons
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 […]