College takes action for The Big Read
Albion College has added an English major with an emphasis in professional writing to its English department. With hopes of supporting the professional writing emphasis, Jessica […]
Month: April 2014
Singles mingle for Korean Black Day
In American society, many single men and women find themselves crying into a half-devoured chocolate box while watching romantic comedies on Netflix during Valentine’s Day. […]
Spartans unite for Lacey Holsworth
Last week you might have seen “#PrincessLacey” or “#LoveLikeLacey” floating around on Twitter. The trend started in memory of a little girl named Lacey Holsworth, […]
Opinion: Albion overspends on administration
It’s no secret that school is expensive. Especially at Albion College, where the official cost of enrollment for the 2013-14 school year topped $45,000. The […]
Review: Captain America
Spoiler Alert: this review contains details concerning the film’s later plot elements and major themes. Those of you who wish to preserve the mystery until […]
Opinion: Oil spill receives little coverage
Lake Michigan is a major point of pride for our state. No matter the season, many Michiganders flock to its cool waters to stare at […]
Q&A with Poet Dan Albergotti
On Thursday, April 10, poet Dan Albergotti read a selection of his poems to an eager audience in the Wendell Will Room at the Stockwell-Mudd […]
Women say no to rape culture
It’s easy to see the effects of rape culture in a woman’s day-to-day life if you know what to look for. The signs are everywhere, […]
Review: Time and the Conways
Synopsis: Written by J.B Priestly in 1937, this play follows a rich widow and her six children. It begins in 1919, only a short time […]
Athletic injuries more than physical
It happened in an instant. NBA superstar Kobe Bryant was at the top of the key attempting to make a move that he has made […]
Associates program to recognize elite Brits
Effective this fall, a new program will recognize Albion College’s stand-out students who are capable of taking on responsibility that may exceed that of ordinary […]
Brief: MSU loses “Princess Lacey”
Earlier this week, an eight-year-old fan of the Michigan State University men’s basketball team passed away from an advanced stage of cancer. Lacey Holsworth, also […]