Chasing Fins: A Conversation with Nick Whitney, ’00
Ask anyone what scares them most about the ocean and you’ll probably get the same response: sharks. Growing up terrified of sharks, Nick Whitney (‘00), […]
Articles by Chel-C Ford
April Fool’s: Wes Dick to be Buried in the Quad
More than 40 years after arriving in Albion, the smile behind Professor Wes Dick’s beard continues to brighten the day of those on campus. For […]
Opinion: I Do Not Mind Differences of Opinion. I Do Mind Hate.
Watching the election was supposed to feel good. I anticipated witnessing a historic event, the way our polls predicted, with our country’s first female President-elect. […]
What It’s Like Watching FX’s New Show Atlanta
If you haven’t heard of Atlanta, FX’s new critically acclaimed show, then expect to hear about it soon. A quasi-comedy, slice-of-life drama, the show is […]
The World’s Biggest Trash Receptacle: The Ocean
For some, the ocean is a sanctuary where spirits can be lifted and the soul can be renewed; for others, the ocean is completely irrelevant […]
A Temporary Home at Sea
Though I consider Albion my home, leaving for the fall semester was not a hard choice. I chose to study in South Caicos, an island […]
La Casa Mexicana to close, be replaced by Chipotle
Sadly, a place many students have called home is closing. La Casa Mexicana is closing their doors for good at the end of this school […]
Brief: Professor spends sabbatical in Albion
Every year, professors go on sabbatical and take a break from their work here on campus. Lynne Chytilo, ceramics and sculpture professor, has used her […]
Incognito mode for real life
In October of 2011, the Find My Friends app was released which allowed users to easily see where their friends were on a map using […]
Can the Galaxy s5 sway the mind of consumers?
In the ever-changing world of technology, consumers all over the world are obsessed with being up to date with the best device on the market. […]
Admissions prepares for another busy February
During a long, cold winter the campus may seem a bit dull to students as they trudge their way to class. For the admissions office […]