Review of Divergent
Rich Morgan ’14 If I had to summarize Divergent in a single phrase, I could sum it up thusly: it’s Harry Potter, The Hunger Games […]
Month: March 2014
Fish N’ Chips win The Sing-Off
Albion College’s Union Board hosted its third annual musical event, The Sing-Off. The event was held on Saturday, March 22 and played host to six […]
Interim president named Oberlin VP of finance
On Monday, March 17, Albion College officials announced the departure of interim president Mike Frandsen. A statement written by Don Sheets, chair of the Albion […]
Brits promote safety through Red Watch
What would you do if your friend needed serious help at a party? Or what if, after heavy drinking, he or she lost a pulse? […]
Toxicology report uncovers student death
An Alma College first-year student’s toxicology report was released on March 20 following his autopsy. The circumstances of the student’s death led professionals to address […]
Healthy body, healthy mind
Staying healthy. It’s something many college students don’t think about until they’re drowning in dirty tissues and suffering from one of the worst colds they’ve […]
Flirty Girl Fitness takes the drudgery out of workouts
Speakers suddenly roar to life. Lana Del Ray’s smooth voice pours through the sound system. Soft yellow light is reflected in a set of full-length […]
Behind the Career Development Office
New advancements in the Career Development Office are getting many students excited about future employment and internships. But how instrumental is the Career Development Office […]
Snow creates problem for baseball and softball
It’s no secret this winter has been brutal. The snow and sub-zero temperatures seemed to be endless for a long four months, and the weather […]
Five ways to participate in philanthropy week
Casey Hoffman, ’12 alumnus and Albion College Board of Trustee member March 18-21 marks Albion College’s yearly celebration of “philanthropy week” — a time when the […]
Recap on Spring break athletic trips
Several teams at Albion College including the baseball, softball and women’s lacrosse teams went on spring break trips last week. The baseball and softball team […]
Q&A with Trisha Franzen
Spring and Women’s History Month have arrived. This year, in spirit of this month’s theme, Women’s Gender Studies professor Trisha Franzen published her new book […]