New additions to Alma College Sherman facility

MEGAN NEELEYCOPY EDITOR 11/20/2023 The Sherman Strength and Conditioning Facility – the hub of Alma College’s student-athletes – has evolved in recent years and received some fresh updates from which all athletes will have the opportunity to further their athletic performance. Athletes can look forward to the “new multi-station that features [eight] weight stacks with... Continue Reading →

Alma College signs Montcalm transfer agreement

KYLEE LARYPHOTOGRAPHER JORDAN FOXCOPY EDITOR 11/20/2023 Alma College signed an agreement with Montcalm Community College (MCC) on Nov. 9 that will make it easier for students from MCC to transfer to Alma and continue their academic track to earn a bachelor’s degree.  According to Tim Rath, Director of College Communications, students who have earned an... Continue Reading →

Five Nights at Freddy’s Review

ALEX GILESGRAPHIC DESIGNER SCOTT SPARKSLAYOUT EDITOR 11/20/2023 The new Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNAF) movie is a far cry from what original fans are used to. There have been many changes between the original games and the movie, and most of these changes are for the worse. If someone was familiar with the game series, they would understand... Continue Reading →

Starbucks: the student-worker experience

KYLEE LARYPHOTOGRAPHER NAYONIKKA SINGHAALSTAFF WRITER 11/20/2023 Blending the aroma of freshly brewed coffee with the hustle of a fast-paced environment, the green apron wrapped around one’s waist and the smile on customer’s faces whenever they see that personalized coffee cup, working at Starbucks surely sounds like a dream, right? However, all of this comes crashing... Continue Reading →

Global issues lead to tise in boycotting

WESTON HIRVELAGRAPHIC DESIGNER BRONWYN MCALINDONSTAFF WRITER 11/20/2023 As tensions rise over many global issues, companies are beginning to speak out for what they support. This has led to a controversy over whether consumers should support certain companies like Starbucks and McDonalds. Many people are beginning to boycott in order to speak out against what they... Continue Reading →

Election season kicks off

LEIA LEHRERGRAPHIC DESIGNER DARCY DAENZERLAYOUT EDITOR 11/20/2023 Even though it is still about a year out from the 2024 presidential election, the time to start thinking about the issues that will be on the ballots is now, especially if it is anything like this past Nov. 7 election day. While the most recent election covered... Continue Reading →

Alma College recieves religious studies grant

NAYONIKAA SINGHAALSTAFF WRITER 11/20/2023 The Synod of Covenant, a group of Presbyterian churches in Michigan and Ohio, in partnership with Alma College recently received a grant for about $100 million, from the Lilly Endowment Foundation to provide education for theology to the Presbyterian ministers.  Synod of Covenant is the same organization that founded Alma College... Continue Reading →

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