Opinion: Return of Restaurants
Closed, except for takeout. Closed temporarily. Closed permanently. Since , Nov. 15, 2020, signs with these phrases have been seen in every community throughout the […]
Month: February 2021
Black Women Winning: Ajani Wilson
Black women on Albion College’s campus, both students and alumni, have been doing phenomenal work to create a more inclusive space for marginalized students. From […]
Jenny Risner-Wade: Starting A Business in the Midst of COVID-19
Jenny Risner-Wade, the owner of the Yellow Bird Chocolate Shop in downtown Albion, has always loved chocolate. Her passion began when she was a kid […]
Sports Competition Returns to Albion’s Campus
After almost a full year, with a fall semester limited to intrasquad scrimmages and meets, all twenty-three Albion sports are back competing against other MIAA […]
Opinion: The COVID-19 Stigma has changed from Nerve-Wracking to Normalized
As we enter the second month of 2021, and thus we are another month farther removed from the infamy of 2020, it feels that little […]
FURSCA Program Sees Changes Made During COVID-19
What is FURSCA? The Foundation for Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity (FURSCA) is a program where many of Albion College’s students, first-years especially, gain […]
College Updates COVID-19 Protocols and Regulations
Returning to campus this semester, students are noticing some changes to the college’s COVID-19 protocols. The college’s general philosophy behind making the decisions, according to […]
Beyond the Spotlight: Sam Hibbs
Over half of the Albion College student body participates in one of 23 varsity sports teams on campus. The college places an emphasis on competing […]
Black History Month: MLK Black and Belonging Web Series
Feb. 1 marks the beginning of Black History Month. In years past Albion College would have had multiple in-person events to celebrate the occasion. Due […]