The reality of Tartan 101

RAUL RIVERAPHOTOGRAPHER EMMA FIGLEWICZSTAFF WRITER 9/9/2022 As summer wraps up, Alma College again opens its doors to the incoming freshmen class of 2026. To welcome the students to their new homes for the next four years, the college holds an annual freshmen orientation program called Tartan 101. Tartan 101 is a four-day orientation program that... Continue Reading →

Joe’s closed for the fall semester

RAUL RIVERAPHOTOGRAPHER EMMA FIGLEWICZSTAFF WRITER 9/9/2022 As students return to Alma this year, they will notice many changes to the campus and its facilities. One of the significant changes will be the closure of the popular dining service, Joe’s. Joe’s Place was a dining service located in Tyler VanDusen which offered dining options such as... Continue Reading →

Alma College COVID-19 policy changes

MEGAN NEELEYCOPY EDITOR 9/9/2022 Since the COVID-19 pandemic began in 2020, college students have had to adapt and persevere through the hardships, hazards and COVID-19 restrictions that were necessary to keep staff members and students safe through these challenging times. Over time, Alma College has changed its COVID-19 policies in line with recommendations by local,... Continue Reading →

FSL recruitment underway

ZACH CARPENTERSTAFF WRITER 9/9/2022 With the start of the Fall semester underway, Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) is in full swing preparing for recruitment. This year will look slightly different though as both fraternities and sororities are allowing freshmen to rush during their first semester. Historically only sororities have allowed students to rush during their... Continue Reading →

Library-to-learning commons renovation at Alma College

RAUL RIVERAPHOTOGRAPHER ALIVIA GILESLAYOUT EDITOR 9/9/2022 As Alma College welcomes students back on campus for fall classes, “the library-to-learning commons” renovation project continues in McIntyre Mall. The project is set to be complete by Spring 2023. The new “learning commons” will retain some elements of a traditional library, while also providing different spaces for students... Continue Reading →

Alabama abortion law discussed at Alma

ZACH CARPENTERSTAFF WRITER On Mar. 10, Dr. Wasserman, Associate Chair of the History Department and Dr. Blanchard, Chair of the Religious Studies Department had a spirited discussion about abortion hosted by the Chapel. Their discussion comes at a time when it seems as if everyone has an opinion on the issue and they hoped that... Continue Reading →

Senior farewells

To the Almanian,Working on the staff of the Almanian for the past three years has truly been a good time. I began as a sophomore writing articles every week and soon held the position of layout editor, where I’ve stayed until now. I’ve enjoyed seeing how the perception of campus has changed over the years... Continue Reading →

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