The Caffeine Deprivation Project: Day Six
Saturday The Renaissance Festival is a celebration of medieval Europe through dress, conduct and battle. It’s also a nerd paradise. Men and women from all […]
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FURSCA Profile — Junior spends summer building telescope
Lack of interest in a course means the course isn’t taught – that’s the problem Holly Farris, Montague junior, faced when she looked for astrophysics […]
FURSCA Profile — Summer job inspires CD collection of spoken word poems
The objective of the Foundation for Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity (FURSCA) is to support original research, directed studies and creative endeavors for students in […]
FURSCA Profile — Research leads student to garages across state
The objective of the Foundation for Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity (FURSCA) is to support original research, directed studies and creative endeavors for students in […]
Mock Rock 2010
Greek Week 2010 finished on April 9 with the annual Mock Rock event. Other events included a tug-of-war, a scavenger hunt and a sidewalk chalk […]
Post-Grad – Sticking close to their alma mater
Albion College promises that an undergraduate degree will be obtained in four years. Some people, however, would like to keep working with the school for […]
Phi Mu to Close – National representative cites finances and low membership
On March 15, 2010, the Rho Epsilon chapter of the Phi Mu Fraternity was closed, effective on May 30, 2010.
Student Senate Open Forum — Students question Randall at senate meeting
The lecture hall in Norris 101 is not always filled to capacity, but students lined the walls on Tuesday, March 2, during the Student Senate meeting […]
Wildcats Undefeated
Photo courtesy of Joan Skinner
Band Night
The Coffeehouse’s Band Night returns on Feb. 26 with Jeremy Quentin under his solo project, Small Houses. According to Erin Roberts, Sterling Heights sophomore and […]