LEXIE THAYERSTAFF WRITER 10/28/2024 The Wright House is a historic stone mansion that was built in 1888 in downtown Alma at 503 N. State St. For many years, it was left to rust and wear. But the house’s location on State Street gave it plenty of attention, and now the Gratiot County Historical and Genealogical... Continue Reading →
Chat GPT’s harmful effects on higher education
LEXIE THAYERSTAFF WRITER 10/14/2024 Artificial Intelligence (AI) has taken the academic scene by storm since becoming mainstream in the media. A specific AI tool that has gained popularity among students is ChatGPT, a chatbot that can write prompts, answer questions, and provide information for topics. Although I can understand its alluring nature - who wouldn’t... Continue Reading →
Issues arising for upcoming graduates
LEXIE THAYERSTAFF WRITER 9/30/2024 In May 2024, more than half of new graduates claimed that they were worried about life after college. Unfortunately, it seems that the class of 2025 will follow a similar trend. It’s undeniable that graduating comes with its fair share of obstacles and challenges. However, with the cost of living in... Continue Reading →
Did Alma College buy the Chinese Buffet?
KYLEE LARYPHOTOGRAPHER LEXIE THAYERSTAFF WRITER 9/16/2024 The Chinese Buffet is an all-you-can-eat-style restaurant just around the corner from Alma College. Known for their affordable prices and proximity, the Chinese buffet is a reliable option for hungry college students. However, rumors have been circulating regarding whether or not Alma College has decided to buy the building... Continue Reading →
