MARIA KOLBSTAFF WRITER 11/21/2022 On Dec. 3 and 4 Alma College celebrated the beginning of the holiday season with the Festival of Carols. For many years, the Festival of Carols has been a tradition on campus. It is a time where the Alma Choirs and Chamber Orchestra come together and open the doors of the... Continue Reading →
Guest speaker brings awareness to “The Real Thanksgiving”
MARIA KOLBSTAFF WRITER 11/21/2022 Thanksgiving Break is coming soon to campus from Nov. 23 to Nov. 25. Before this time, a few events will take place on campus. One of those events is “The Real Thanksgiving” held on Nov. 16 from 6:00p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Tyler-Van Dusen Heather Room. The guest speaker, Hannah Bartol, of the Hannahville Indian Community discussed the true... Continue Reading →
Update on learning commons renovations
EMMA FIGLEWICZPHOTOGRAPHER MARIA KOLBSTAFF WRITER 11/7/2022 The newly renovated library will soon come to campus in the 2023 Winter Semester. The library-to-learning commons renovation project has been happening since 2021. The new learning commons will still have the same services but will include some new additions. The first change includes offices and spaces for the... Continue Reading →
Choir and Orchestra tune up
CLAIRE WITTLIEFSTAFF WRITER LEX FLINTCOPY EDITOR 10/24/2022 Alma College’s Choir and Orchestra programs have begun practicing for their fall performances and for the rest of the school year to come. Both esteemed programs on campus, the choir and orchestra, are some of the ways Alma College features musically talented students. The Choir’s performance this past... Continue Reading →
Alma College Theatre presents “The Imaginary Invalid”
MARIA KOLBSTAFF WRITER 10/24/2022 The Imaginary Invalid is coming to campus! The show opens on Oct. 27 and runs through Oct. 30. The show will occur at 7:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. at the Remick Heritage Center. This production is based on Miles Mallesons’s adaptation of the play by Moliere, who was writing for the... Continue Reading →
Alma College brings new perspectives through Art Prize
KYLE SCHECKPHOTOGRAPHER MARIA KOLBSTAFF WRITER 10/3/2022 The annual Art Prize has come to bring art to campus. This year’s theme is “May you Live in Interesting Times.” The annual Art Prize reflects what students believe are the ideas or concerns of the theme. The students bring these ideas and concerns to life through art. “This... Continue Reading →
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