KATELYN THOMASSTAFF WRITER 2/3/2025 Alma College’s Reverend Katrina Bundy and a few of its students attended a conference held at Montreat Conference Center prior to the start of the Winter 2025 semester. Here, these individuals got the opportunity to grow and explore their relationship with God. Montreat Conference Center has allowed people to strengthen their relationship with God for over 100... Continue Reading →
Five year anniversary of Honors 300
YASMINA IDRISPHOTOGRAPHER FILIPPOS MOURIKISSTAFF WRITER 2/3/2025 Five years ago, the Alma College Honors Program set out on an ambitious journey to integrate community engagement into the student experience. What emerged from this vision were two groundbreaking courses, Honors 200 and Honors 300. Now, as this year marks the five-year anniversary of Honors 300, students and... Continue Reading →
Lettuce celebrate: Schroeder’s one thousandth salad
MEGAN NEELEYEDITOR-IN-CHIEF 1/20/2025 Alma College student Cohen Schroeder ('25) hit a remarkable milestone on Wednesday, Jan. 15, when he celebrated eating his one thousandth salad at the college's dining hall, affectionately known as SAGA. The event, which garnered attention across campus, was made even more special with a wave of graphic posters circulating throughout the... Continue Reading →
The Almanian Headlines of 2024
MEGAN NEELEYEDITOR-IN-CHIEF 1/20/2025 As we move further into 2025, it's important to pause and reflect on the significant moments that defined Alma College, particularly during this Fall semester. From academic achievements to campus events, this past term was filled with milestones that shaped our community and set the stage for the year ahead. The incoming... Continue Reading →
The Pine River Anthology: “Weather the Storm”
GAGANDEEP KAURGRAPHIC DESIGNER AUDREY HESTEREDITOR 11/25/2024 The Pine River Anthology (PRA) is an annually created publication of art and writing made by Alma College students. This can be painting, sculpture, drawing, poetry, prose, or even creative nonfiction essays. Every year, the PRA team chooses a theme that the book is centered around, though submissions do... Continue Reading →
Hillel hosts “Combating Antisemitism” event
LEXIE THAYERSTAFF WRITER 11/25/2024 On Thursday, Nov. 14, Alma College’s Hillel hosted an event to combat antisemitism on campus. Hillel is a campus organization that aims to foster Jewish life on campus and provide a safe space for Jewish students to feel welcomed and included. The event explored the complexities and struggles of being a... Continue Reading →
Alma College professors reflect on legacy and future
EMMA FIGLEWICZEDITOR 11/11/2024 Alma College has welcomed numerous professors over the years, all dedicated to helping students achieve their goals and earn their degrees. While the faculty has grown with the addition of many new members, some professors have remained at the institution for decades, continuing to shape and guide generations of students. “I was... Continue Reading →
Native American Heritage Month at Alma College
GRACE MAINSTAFF WRITER 11/11/2024 November is Native American Heritage Month, which brings numerous events to Alma’s campus for the purpose of learning about, celebrating and reflecting on both Indigenous American culture and the relationship between Native and White populations over time. There are many events happening on campus to celebrate NAHM, including the Dance on... Continue Reading →
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