Woman’s Symposium Raises Awareness on Social Issues

EMMA FIGLEWICZPHOTO EDITOR 4/7/2025 On March 27, the Women’s Studies "Gender and Justice" class held an interactive symposium where students had the opportunity to educate themselves on various social issues and create an exhibit that other students could view and engage with by asking questions.  “Women's Studies always advocates for validating lived experiences and empowering... Continue Reading →

YSDA hosts panel on Trump’s impact

KYLE SCHECKPHOTOGRAPHER EMMA FIGLEWICZPHOTO EDITOR 3/24/2025 On March 12 the Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA) put together a panel that included reflections from four professors who gave their insights on President Donald Trump’s first 50 days in office.   The panel consisted of Derick Hulme, Professor of Political Science, Prathim Maya Dora-Laskey, Associate Professor of... Continue Reading →

Unknown future for Department of Education

EMMA FIGLEWICZPHOTO EDITOR 2/17/2025 Under President Donald Trump’s administration, significant changes are underway for the U.S. Department of Education which reflect his long-standing goal to reduce its influence and promote alternative educational policies. While campaigning for his second term in office, Trump repeatedly mentioned how he sought to close the Department of Education.   “We want... Continue Reading →

NCAA announces Women’s Wrestling Tournament

EMMA FIGLEWICZPHOTO EDITOR 2/3/2025 On Jan. 17 the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) formally added women’s wrestling as its 91st championship sport. The addition of the championship tournament will be seen at all divisional levels.   Although the sport previously had a tournament by the National Collegiate Women’s Wrestling Championship (NCWWC), it was not an officially... Continue Reading →

Alma College celebrates MLK Day

NAYONIKAA SINGHAALPHOTOGRAPHER EMMA FIGLEWICZPHOTO EDITOR 1/20/2025 Alma College is honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this year with a series of events designed to celebrate his vision for equality, justice and community. Throughout the week students, faculty, and staff will come together to participate in a variety of activities that not only... Continue Reading →

Thanksgiving break conflicts with finals schedule

EMMA FIGLEWICZSTAFF WRITER 11/25/2024 As the fall semester nears its end, students eagerly anticipate Thanksgiving break-a well-deserved opportunity to recharge before the final stretch of the academic year. However, for many, this mid-semester pause presents a unique challenge.   The timing of Thanksgiving break often creates a delicate balancing act, as students find themselves torn between... Continue Reading →

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