Cosby Sweater Fashion Show – Do it for the Cosby
On Tuesday, April 24 the Cosby Sweater Mondays had their first Cosby Sweater Fashion Show. The show started off with a clip from Bill Cosby’s […]
Articles by Joshua Van Laan
Religious Studies Lecture – Jesus and Judaism
On Thursday, April 12 Dr. Amy-Jill Levine, professor of Jewish Studies at Vanderbilt University, visited Albion College to give the annual Yinger Family Lecture. The […]
Anchorman 2 – A legacy resurrected
“Everybody, I have a very important announcement, I need you to stop what you are doing and listen to me immediately-CANNONBALL!” On Wednesday, March 28, […]
First-Year Starved to Death – Too Embarrassed to Eat Alone
First-year Steven Glandsberg was found dead in his room the morning of Thursday March 29. According to official reports, the cause of his death is […]
Low Voter Participation – Student Senate changes voting process
Last month, Albion College students voted on Proposal 1, a new constitution for Student Senate. The proposal passed, but was also proof of the low […]
‘Plugging in’ their microphones — Euphonics hosts fundraising concert
On Mar. 15 Euphonics hosted their annual “Plugged In” concert (formerly known as Unplugged). Tickets ran for three dollars and the event was held in […]
Seeing Radiohead — Back in Michigan for the first time in 15 years
August 15, 1997 Radiohead played the Filmore in Detroit promoting their upcoming album, “Kid A.” Four albums and about fifteen years later Radiohead will return […]
College Democrats – Built Up Brick By Brick
After being virtually nonexistent the last couple semesters, the College Democrats are attempting to revitalize their image as an active club on campus. “I thought that there […]
Proposal 1 — A smaller, stronger and smarter Constitution
Student Senate has been working on a new constitution and new bylaws that the student body will be able to vote on Feb. 21, 22 […]
Albion College and the town of Albion — Why it Shouldn’t Matter
Earlier last week the Huffington Post published the Princeton Review’s list of the worst college towns in America. Our very own Albion College came in […]
Coachella 2012 Sold Out – Three Hours, 150,000 Tickets
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival for 2012 sold out last week in a record breaking three hours. Coachella is the largest music festival […]
Ducking for Charity—Delt Holds its Annual Dodgeball Philanthropy
Dodge. Duck. Dip. Dive. Delt. On Saturday, Nov. 12 fraternity Delta Tau Delta hosted their first annual dodgeball tournament. Delt Dodgeball was one of the fraternity’s […]