Albion College Reading Series with Rebecca McLaughlin
The second reading in Albion College’s spring 2020 reading series is with Rebecca McLaughlin, Albion alumna of 2014 and author of “Nameless Queen,” on Thursday. […]
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From the Archives: The Day Albion Became a College
On Feb. 25, 1861, on a campus with only three buildings and 290 students, Principal Thomas Sinex and Board of Trustees member William H. Brockway […]
Union Board Hosts S’Winter
On Saturday, Union board hosted S’winter, an event intending to bring a little bit of summer into the gloomy winter, in the Kellogg Center Stacks. […]
Beyond the Spotlight: Cristian Miller
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 […]
Earth Day 50th Anniversary Celebration
This April, the 50th anniversary of the inaugural Earth Day will take place. With that, the Albion College Center for Sustainability and the Environment (CSE) […]
Play Preview: “Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind” Takes a Step Outside the Box
“Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind: 30 Plays in 60 Minutes” is not a traditional show. “TML” takes a step into the world […]
Alumnus David Barrett: The Shining Moments of his Musical Career
Since graduating from Albion in 1977, David Barrett has remained involved in the Albion College community. Barrett, who was not a music major in his […]
Opinion: Baldwin Doesn’t Deserve the Criticism
Baldwin Café is one out of three places to eat on Albion’s campus if you have a meal plan. Students complain about Baldwin every day. […]
Hunt Seat Equestrian Team Holds School Supply Drive Competition
The hunt seat equestrian team, one of three equestrian teams on campus, completed their yearly community service work. This year, they included Albion students, staff […]
Lesley Nneka Arimah Kicks Off Albion’s College Reading Series
The Albion College Reading Series kicked off the spring semester with Lesley Nneka Arimah, author of “What It Means When a Man Falls From the […]
Opinion: What the Greensboro Sit-In Anniversary Means to Albion
Saturday was the 60th anniversary of the Greensboro Sit-in protest led by four young African-American students who attended North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. […]
Rain Hinton Reaches Thousand Point Milestone
On Jan. 22, the women’s basketball team played Calvin in an MIAA conference game at Van Noord Arena. Rain Hinton, a junior forward and center […]