Whitehouse Nature Center Hosts Fall Farm Fest
The annual Whitehouse Nature Center Fall Farm Fest took place Saturday at the Student Farm off Newburg Road. Open to the college and community members, […]
Month: October 2019
Albion Receives Grant to Reduce Interpersonal Violence on Campus
This past week, Albion College received an Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) grant, which aims to reduce sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and […]
Union Board and OLA Partner Up for Salsa Night
On Friday, Organization for Latinx Awareness (OLA) and Union Board teamed up to put on a salsa night, featuring music from Salsa Chicago Mambo All-Stars […]
Lynette Gumbleton Named Assistant Director of Albion’s Big Read
Recent Albion College graduate Lynette Gumbleton, ‘19, recently became the new assistant director for the Albion’s Big Read program. As assistant director, Gumbleton runs the […]
Dow Center Expansion Project: Update 2
As temperatures cool, construction on the Dow Center expansion is starting to make visible changes. The project is still on schedule to be completed in […]
Between Classes: Drew Ash
This Week The featured professor this week is Dr. Drew Ash, who is currently serving as an adjunct assistant professor in Albion College’s mathematics department. […]
Opinion: The Most Empowering Songs for Women
We live in a more equal society. Not an equal society – just a society that’s more equal than it used to be. Women are […]
Community Conversation Breakfast: Bridging Albion the College and Albion the Community
The first annual Community Conversation Breakfast in the Mary Sykes room of Upper Baldwin was hosted by Dr. Harry Bonner, a dedicated community member, and […]
President Ditzler Addresses Governor Whitmer’s Vetoes in an Open Letter
On Sept. 30, Governer Gretchen Whitmer made a series of line-item vetoes. One of these vetoes cut funding for the Michigan Tuition Grant, thereby taking […]
Environmental Studies Students: Saving the Earth One Tree at a Time
On Thursday, Doug White and Nels Christensen split their Environmental Science classes into two groups. One group worked with White to dig up trees from […]
Governor Whitmer’s Veto Sets Students Scrambling
On Sept. 30, Governor Whitmer issued 147 line-item vetoes in an effort to restart state budget talks. One of the biggest cuts was on funding […]
Between Classes: Megan Farley Webb
This Week Featured in this week’s Between Classes is anthropology professor Megan Farley Webb. Webb, who graduated from Centre College, a small liberal arts school […]