JAMIE DIEDRICHCOMIC ARTIST
Pride House closure: Tasteless timing
RAE BROCKPHOTOGRAPHER JAMIE DIEDRICHSTAFF WRITER 3/24/2025 On March 3, 2025, Alma College sent out an email announcing the beginning of the housing selection process, along with a few additional announcements. One of the announcements was that the Pride House, an inclusive residential option for LGBT+ individuals, was being closed due to unsafe living conditions. The... Continue Reading →
The UNDIVIDED Series
JAMIE DIEDRICHSTAFF WRITER 3/10/2025 On March 5, at 7 p.m. in the Thomas Andison Chapel, Rev Dr. Troy Jackson, co-founder of UNDIVIDED took the stage to discuss the civil rights movement, more specifically the Montgomery Movement, and touched on topics like how technology is aiding in protest, the importance of forming a team when it... Continue Reading →
Bi-Weekly Comic 2/17/2025
JAMIE DIEDRICHCOMIC ARTIST
The groundhog remains a public enemy
LINDSEY ZARKAGRAPHIC DESIGNER JAMIE DIEDRICHSTAFF WRITER 2/17/2025 On February 2nd, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow and predicted that we would face six more weeks of winter. I do not think this prediction is accurate as it is both baseless and does not hold a candle to the lack of predictability when it comes to Michigan... Continue Reading →
TikTok: brain rot or political weapon?
GAGANDEEP KAURGRAPHIC DESIGNER JAIME DIEDRICHSTAFF WRITER 2/3/2025 On January 18th the U.S. halted the use of the TikTok app including the user’s ability to download and view the app in its totality. It was gone for less than 24 hours with the opening message being a political note on how Trump aided in the app... Continue Reading →
2025 Presidental Inauguration
JAMIE DIEDRICHSTAFF WRITER 1/20/2025 President-Elect Donald Trump takes office on the 20th of January, which shares a date with Martin Luther King Day. The Alma College community was dedicated to making sure students got out and were able to vote, so naturally they have some opinions about Trump entering office. With Alma College being so... Continue Reading →
Donation of memorial changes Admission’s landscaping
NAYONIKAA SINGHAALPHOTOGRAPHER JAMIE DIEDRICHSTAFF WRITER 11/25/2024 This month, the flagpole that is located in front of the Hood Building and next to the Reid-Knox Administration Building was removed. In its place, wood pallets were put down and then a week later the area was covered by a tent. This left many on campus curious as... Continue Reading →
