LOGAN WENZPHOTOGRAPHER KATELYN THOMASSTAFF WRITER 10/20/2025 Over 50% of current college students have used some form of artificial intelligence during their time in school. I believe AI can help with academic advancements but should have guidelines so that students still learn vital skills. AI or artificial intelligence has been developing since the 1950s and has... Continue Reading →
Women’s Fall Sports Success
CHARLOTTE ROCKWELLPHOTOGRAPHER KATELYN THOMASSTAFF WRITER 10/6/2025 The Alma College Scots are five weeks into their fall season and the Women’s teams have been extremely successful on the court and on the course. The Women’s Cross-Country team has had a lot of success this fall. They placed 8th at the CMU invitational hosted at Shephard... Continue Reading →
Football dominates first home game
KYLE SCHECKPHOTOGRAPHER KATELYN THOMASSTAFF WRITER 9/22/2025 Alma College’s Football Team had a successful home opener against Denison University on Saturday September 13. The Scots won 53-27. Coming off of a hard loss the previous week, Scots were determined to clean up and perfect their craft going into week two. “I'm happy with our effort and... Continue Reading →
Venture Grant opportunities
GAGANDEEP KAURGRAPHIC DESIGNER KATELYN THOMASSTAFF WRITER 9/22/2025 Alma College sophomores, juniors and seniors attended Venture Day which took place this year on September 8 and 9. Venture Day is set up for Alma College students to learn about the opportunities to explore their area of interest with real world experience. Alma College awards students up... Continue Reading →
Faculty changes for long-term success
GAGANDEEP KAURGRAPHIC DESIGNER KATELYN THOMASSTAFF WRITER 9/8/2025 As the semester begins it is important to acknowledge the adjustments that Alma College has made to their current staff and faculty. Last year, Alma College decided to remove six positions permanently, and filled nine vacant positions. Additionally, they decided to combine a few departments. “Every decision is... Continue Reading →
Student voices under threat
LINDSEY ZARKAGRAPHIC DESIGNER KATELYN THOMASSTAFF WRITER 3/24/2025 After almost a year since protests against Israel's war in Gaza swept college campuses nationwide, President Donald Trump recently stated he would cut funding to universities who support “illegal” protests and would deport international students who participated in said protests. Around this time last year, Columbia University drew... Continue Reading →
Should the Sherman be athlete-only?
KYLE SCHECKPHOTOGRAPHER KATELYN THOMASSTAFF WRITER 3/10/2025 Since the Sherman Strength and Conditioning Facility — popularly known as The Sherm — opened in 2016, access has been offered to all Alma students and staff members during the open gym times. I think the Sherman should continue to welcome everyone and not restrict access to athletes and... Continue Reading →
Women’s basketball winds down successful season
KYLE SCHECKPHOTOGRAPHER KATELYN THOMASSTAFF WRITER 2/17/2025 Alma College’s Women's Basketball team is wrapping up a successful year. They have two games remaining in conference play and are 7-6 in the conference and 10-13 overall. On Saturday, Feb. 15, Alma fought a tough battle against Saint Mary’s College. The Scots came up just short losing, 62-66.... Continue Reading →
