Scots wrap up fall seasons, gear up for winter

KYLE SCHECKPHOTOGRAPHER KATELYN THOMASSTAFF WRITER 11/17/2025 As the fall semester comes to an end, so does fall competition. The Scots have had their fair share of success and struggle throughout the fall season.  Alma Football secured the MIAA Championship Nov 15 against Adrian College. They punched their ticket into postseason play, after going undefeated in... Continue Reading →

Bi-Weekly Horoscopes 11/17/2025

NAYONIKKA SINGHAALSTAFF WRITER Aries (Mar 21–Apr 19) Conversations may need extra care, listen first before jumping in. Trust your instincts, but don’t rush decisions.  Taurus (Apr 20–May 20)  Partnerships are highlighted now: whether business or personal, clarity is key. With communication going backward in a sense, doublecheck what you say and hear. Loyalty matters, make your commitments clear and genuine.  Gemini (May 21–Jun 20)  Focus... Continue Reading →

Student Survey 11/17/2025

When is the correct time to start celebrating the winter holiday season? “I think it’s okay to start celebrating whenever you want after Halloween. It’s alright to listen to a few Christmas tunes in November as long as you let Thanksgiving have its time to shine as well. The holidays can really make us feel... Continue Reading →

Finals week is fast approaching

JAMIE DIEDRICHLAYOUT EDITOR 11/17/2025 Finals week at Alma College is the first week of December. The calendar for when each exam is taking place is available on their website by class date and time. Mental health is very important during these times right before winter break. According to the Wellness Department, “Try and keep a consistent sleep schedule, remember to eat and make... Continue Reading →

Importance of the Poverty Simulation

KYLE SCHECKPHOTOGRAPHER KAITRISS DEGROFTSTAFF WRITER 11/17/2025 On Wednesday, November 12th, the nursing department at Alma College hosted the poverty simulation, an event for students to join and engage in what it is like to manage the challenges, barriers, and constant stressors faced by those living in poverty. Participants assume the roles of individuals from low-income... Continue Reading →

NCAA to allow athletes to sports wager

GAGANDEEP KAURGRAPHIC DESIGNER AIDAN SHAPIROSTAFF WRITER 11/17/2025 On Oct. 22, the Division III management council approved a proposal to allow NCAA athletes and athletic staff to bet on professional sports. Division III was the third and last NCAA division to approve the proposal.  While the proposal was approved in October and was supposed to go... Continue Reading →

Hard work leads to rewards in Model UN

NAYONIKIAA SINGHAALPHOTOGRAPHERSTAFF WRITER 11/17/2025 Every winter, Tuesday evenings at Alma look a little different. While most students are winding down, around 40 to 50 students from over 20 countries gather in one classroom. They debate, negotiate and write resolutions on everything from climate change to global security.  This isn’t just a club or simulation, it’s Alma’s Model United Nations, one of... Continue Reading →

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