TikTok: brain rot or political weapon?

GAGANDEEP KAURGRAPHIC DESIGNER JAIME DIEDRICHSTAFF WRITER 2/3/2025 On January 18th the U.S. halted the use of the TikTok app including the user’s ability to download and view the app in its totality. It was gone for less than 24 hours with the opening message being a political note on how Trump aided in the app... Continue Reading →

The fall of South Campus

KYLE SCHECKPHOTOGRAPHER KYLE CHOKASCOPY EDITOR 1/20/2025 We choose where we want to live on campus for many reasons. For some, it’s the convenience of where you live in comparison to your classes. For others, it’s based on who you are living with. At Alma College, students have the option to live on the “North” or... Continue Reading →

Diesel leak in the Pine River

LEXIE THAYERSTAFF WRITER 1/20/2025 On December 27th, Wolverine Pipeline, a company that transports petroleum products such as gasoline and diesel, was alerted by the Gratiot County Drain Commission about a pipeline leak near Arcadia, Michigan.  The ongoing investigation into the cause of the incident suggests that an excavator damaged the pipes, leading to the leak.... Continue Reading →

Thanksgiving break conflicts with finals schedule

EMMA FIGLEWICZSTAFF WRITER 11/25/2024 As the fall semester nears its end, students eagerly anticipate Thanksgiving break-a well-deserved opportunity to recharge before the final stretch of the academic year. However, for many, this mid-semester pause presents a unique challenge.   The timing of Thanksgiving break often creates a delicate balancing act, as students find themselves torn between... Continue Reading →

Would it be better to raise or lower the voting age?

JAMIE DIEDRICHSTAFF WRITER 11/11/2024 As we round out election season, conversations about changing the age requirement to vote are circulating. Some people believe that would cut out a huge demographic of relevant voters, including incoming or current college students, and the evidence behind this argument is heavily contradictory. In my opinion, the voting age should... Continue Reading →

Is the Qdoba on campus a knock-off?

NAYONIKAA SINGHAALPHOTOGRAPHER FILIPPOS MOURIKISSTAFF WRITER 11/11/2024 The Qdoba restaurant on campus is one of the most attractive places for students to go and dine in: it is easy, fast and offers healthy meal options. But does Alma College provide its students with the real Qdoba experience? You know the quality that other Qdoba restaurants provide... Continue Reading →

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