Category Archives: Op-Ed
The Arcus what? Students left questioning building’s purpose
By Emily Pizza, Staff Writer The Arcus Center for Social Justice has been all over campus the last couple of months as construction begins. But what is this building even supposed … Continue reading
About Time!: Medical schools change admissions process
By Emily Pizza, Staff Writer After spending many months studying hard for the stressful MCAT, many Kalamazoo College students are relieved to know they did well and are preparing to … Continue reading
Students Respond to New Dining Service
By Mallika Mitra, Staff Writer “One thing that I hope Creative Dining will bring to the school is more options… Sodexo hired student workers and I hope Creative Dining will … Continue reading
The view from the front of the House
By Allison Tinsey, Staff Writer As a college fledging, bright eyed and ready to tackle real world issues, I quickly discovered that I was in need of some serious cash … Continue reading
Public health class protests toxic landfill
By Wyatt Smith, Contributor Once the king of paper production, Kalamazoo was home to several paper mills that produced tons of paper per day. These mills were a boon to … Continue reading
Letter to the editor: Mail Center
Hannah Harrison K’13 How often do you think about the Mail Center? Is it only when you’re expecting a package or a letter? For me, it’s everyday. I’ve worked as … Continue reading
Hickwarts Zoo After Dark provides ranch dressing for glue, no magic (OP.ED)
By Emily Kotz, Staff Writer Turning Hicks into Hogwarts sounds to some like a worthwhile and enjoyable feat. To try to reimage and decorate the lower and upper atrium’s as if … Continue reading
Creating your own cyber space
By Emily Townsend, Contributor Last week, journalists from all over the world met in Denver, Colorado for the National Conference for Media reform. Watching conference presentations online, I was interested in … Continue reading
The CCPD’s un-received message
By Sarah Wallace, Contributor Everyone on campus is familiar with the school’s Center for Career and Professional Development — it sponsors weekly events, like their Internship and Externship Discovery programs, and … Continue reading
Returning juniors shake up scene for freshman
By Emily Pizza, Staff Writer Being a first year and completing winter quarter was a huge accomplishment for me. I was finally getting the hang of balancing school with extra curriculars … Continue reading
