Review: A Thunderous Applause for a Silent Sky
With the semester finally beginning to steady itself after a rather eventful start, it is inevitable that activities would be plentiful. One of these activities […]
Opinions
Art Review: Shauna Merriman in the Munro Gallery
On Friday, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., Bobbit Visual Arts Center held an exhibit of work by Shauna Merriman, a professor of art at […]
Opinion: Lindsay Graham’s Political Theatre Is Tiring
When Roe V. Wade was overturned June 24, any federal protections that existed in support of abortion rights were done away with. Without such protections, […]
Letter From the Editor: Is It Always This Crazy?
I’m currently writing to you from a pitch-black dorm room. My computer and phone are both about to die and, much like every other student […]
Editor-in-Chief Farewell: Sam Semerau
My first introduction to journalism was a year-long newspaper class I took my sophomore year of high school. I ended up switching out of the […]
Opinion: Labor’s Renewal
In 1889, an international federation of socialist organizations and trade unions came together to designate May 1 a day in support of workers across the […]
Guest Column: To the Class of 2022
Akaiia Ridley is a senior History major from Albion. To the Class of 2022, We did it. We made it through 4 years of college […]
Opinion: Self-Diagnosing is a Valid Option
Not everyone gets the medical care they need. With the way things are, you better be on death’s doorsteps if you’re even considering talking to […]