NAYONIKAA SINGHALSTAFF WRITER Aries: This week brings a strong inner shift, pushing you toward spiritual growth and self-awareness. Trust your intuition and let your imagination guide you. You’re stepping into a new, more inspired version of yourself. Taurus: You may feel more connected to your inner world and emotions right now. It’s a good time to reflect and deepen your spiritual side.... Continue Reading →
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Hamilton Commons: Weekend hours leave athletes hungry
KYLE SCHECKPHOTOGRAPHER AIDAN SHAPIROSTAFF WRITER 3/30/2026 Being a student-athlete is something I have always enjoyed about being at a small school. I love that I can do other things like write for the paper and work in the admissions office. One thing that irks me quite a bit, though, is that I cannot always eat dinner at Hamilton... Continue Reading →
Is party life a figment of the past?
ABIGAIL SCHAUBPHOTOGRAPHER LEXIE THAYERLAYOUT EDITOR 3/30/2026 At Alma College, there are five social fraternities and one social sorority that are allowed to host open-to-campus parties. Despite six potential venues, there has been a notable lack of public parties within the Greek community this semester. In my opinion, there are likely multiple causes for this new... Continue Reading →
Attack on Metro Detroit Jewish Synagogue
ABIGAIL SCHAUBPHOTOGRAPHER GRACE MAINCOPY EDITOR 3/30/2026 On Mar. 12, Temple Israel, a Jewish Synagogue in West Bloomfield, Michigan, was attacked when a car ran into the building and an active shooting took place. Temple Israel is one of the largest Reform Jewish Synagogues in the United States with around 12,000 members. Attached to the synagogue there is a... Continue Reading →
Women’s History Month: Alma College
JAMIE DIEDRICHPHOTOGRAPHERLAYOUT EDITOR 3/30/2026 Women’s History Month takes place throughout March, and Alma College had several events to celebrate the occasion. “To me, Women’s History Month is a celebration, but not just that--it is also a correction of historical omissions, minimizations, exclusions, and erasures so we can understand the immense historical influence of women in... Continue Reading →
Inverse effects of US-Israel’s Iran bombing
LEXIE THAYERPHOTOGRAPHER NAYONIKAA SINGHALSTAFF WRITER 3/30/2026 Weeks into the US-Israel war on Iran, the conflict continues to widen, drawing in regional actors and reshaping global markets as diplomatic efforts stall. Washington and Tel Aviv have intensified coordinated strikes on Iranian military infrastructure, while Tehran insists it will not negotiate under pressure. Iranian state media quoted... Continue Reading →
Theatre Department presents “Little Women”
KYLE SCHECKPHOTOGRAPHER ANDREW SECORDSTAFF WRITER 3/30/2026 The Alma College Theatre Department performed “Little Women,” based on the book by Lousia May Alcott and adapted by Kate Hamill, on March 20, 21, and 22. It is the final play that the Alma College Theatre Department put on with an academic department dedicated to theatre. It was... Continue Reading →
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