Albion College Promotes TimelyCare as a Student Resource
Last school year, Albion College partnered with TimelyCare, a virtual health and counseling service, to provide students with a health-related resource. TimelyCare immediately connects its […]
Year: 2021
Opinion: The Fight for Racial Justice is Not Over
After reading about Kyle Rittenhouse’s verdict on Nov. 19, which acquitted Rittenhouse of all criminal charges in the killing of two people and injuring one […]
Opinion: A Break is Needed to Avoid Burnout
Over Thanksgiving break, I returned from my on-campus housing to my home in southeast Michigan. It was over these five or so days, that I […]
Divine Dance Team: Doing it for the Culture
The Divine Dance Team, previously known as Sonic Boom, has been at Albion College since fall 2018. Ever since the group established itself on campus, […]
Undocumented Student Support Committee Transitions Into Task Force
The Undocumented Student Support Committee (USSC) has focused on voicing the concerns of students within the Deffered Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program as well […]
Alum Jason Raddatz Sticks to His Roots, Hosts Science Camps
Jason Raddatz ’91 is the director of the Whitehouse Nature Center. Raddatz prior to coming to Albion had career stepping stones as a nurse, a […]
Opinion: Why D3 Athletics is Important
There are 438 Division lll (Dlll) schools with an average of one in six students being an athlete. Dlll is not as much of a […]
Photos: Union Board Hosts Talent Show
On Friday, Union Board hosted their first talent show since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. The performers of the night included Kameron Williams and […]
Beyond the Spotlight: Vincent Bristo
Over half of the Albion College student body participates in one of 23 varsity sports teams on in campus. The college places an emphasis on […]
Opinion: “Eternals” Makes Strides for Diversity in Film
Representation within U.S American cinema has been a very long, and still present, continuous fight to see a diverse population of cultures and melanin on […]
Umbrella House Scheduled to Reopen, Host Meetings
It has been almost a full year since the Umbrella organizations have been unable to fully utilize and enjoy their designated house. The house was […]
Student Employee Training Sessions Eliminating “Do nothing Jobs”
Troy Kase, director of the Career and Internship Center, is one of the leaders over the new student employee training sessions this year. “It’s all […]