From Books to Bots: Albion Professors Weigh in on AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is defined by the Encyclopedia Britannica as “The ability of a digital computer or computer-controlled robot to perform tasks commonly associated with […]
Articles by Killian Altayeb
Becoming ‘Mighty Inside’ with Big Read
The Albion Big Read, an initiative to foster community and an appreciation of reading, is turning the page to its ninth consecutive year this October. […]
Opinion: Unleashing Your Inner Allan
It is no surprise that even a few months after “Barbie’s” record-breaking movie release, people are still searching for their inner Barbies and Kens. After […]
Review: The Tragedy and Tenderness of Stop Kiss
“Stop Kiss” is a production that revolves around two women and their experiences exploring their queerness in 1999. When Sara meets Callie, the two quickly […]
The Gap: Anna Howard Shaw Keynote Address on Racial Disparities in Healthcare
As part of Albion’s celebration of Women’s History Month, Dr. Berkley Browne, ‘00, was featured as the keynote speaker for the Anna Howard Shaw lecture […]
In Past and Present, BSA Seeks to Uplift Minority Voices
In 1969, the Student Affairs Committee drafted a memorandum – now in the Albion College archives – setting a plan in motion to create the […]
Opinion: A Look into Life with OCD
In a few months, it’ll be old enough to start driver’s training. By the time I graduate college, it’ll be the age at which most […]
People Over Policy: The Effect of Political Sanctions on the Turkey-Syria Earthquake
I was walking home from class when I first started receiving calls from family and friends, the one still reverberating in my head being the […]
Opinion: Are Socks and Sandals Cool? Taking Birken-Stock of the Situation
As the temperature drops and snow blankets the ground, students pile on layers and the more cautious don gloves and scarves. However, for some students, […]