Baldwin Transforms — Plans to update and renovate lower Baldwin are in action
Lower Baldwin will be getting a face-lift starting in Spring 2013. Students will be able to enjoy a new eating environment with updated equipment and […]
Month: November 2012
Professors attend conference, develop CSE
Two professors attended a conference in France for the College’s Center for Sustainability and the Environment (CSE) from Oct. 17-19. Dr. Andrew French and Dr. […]
Albion’s “Green” Umbrella — College students make environmental sustainability a priority
You’ve heard it all: recycle cardboard and plastic, use energy-saving light bulbs and reduce air and land pollution. They’re common ways to help the […]
Room 237 — Documentary explores power of Kubrick’s cinema
On Monday, Nov. 19, a screening of Room 237, a new documentary that explores Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 film The Shining, will take place in the […]
Students Shine at Cascerelli’s – Members of Albion’s Euphonics hold performances at local restaurant
Brian Spencer, Jane Finkel and Andrew White, members of Albion’s coed a cappella group, Euphonics, perform at Cascerelli’s every Monday night from 10 p.m. to […]
Relaxing at Last — New Meditation Group Offers Peace of Mind to All
As the end of the semester draws near, it is not uncommon to find students spending their evenings cramming for an exam or worrying about […]
Men’s Basketball Preview – Briton’s have high preseason expectations
The Albion College Men’s Basketball program expects to win the MIAA this season, hands down. The Britons will have their top four scorers all back […]
Williams Makes Smooth Transition — Transfer running back leaves Cincinnati for Albion College
It’s not the path he chose, and it hasn’t been an easy path. But Albion College is the new home of Darrin Williams, Detroit senior. […]
Alpha Chis fight domestic violence
Pies were thrown on a cold overcast day on the Quad in the name of combating domestic violence. Alpha Chi Omega’s Go Purple Week spread […]
Visitors from our Sister City — French students visit Albion
Located in northern France just outside of Paris, Noisy-le-Roi is a small French town with quaint streets, typical boulangeries and patisseries, small compact houses and […]
Profile on a Professor — Brian Watkins
Recently, I had the chance to sit down with one of Albion College’s newest professors, Dr. Brian Watkins. Watkins is a visiting professor in the […]
Opinion: the 51st state?
Last Tuesday’s election night was full of excitement culminating in the reelection of President Obama. However, this news overshadowed many other important election decisions that have […]