April Fool’s: Albion Introduces Dairy Year 2020
For the upcoming academic year, Albion College will restart its popular theme year programming. In past years, the college has implemented themes such as Sustainability […]
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Albion Achieves Trail Town Status
On Feb. 15, Albion was named an official Trail Town by the North Country Trail Association (NCTA), a non-profit organization comprised of volunteers who partner […]
Republic of Georgia Celebrated at Albion Festival
When you walk into Albion College director of choral activities Clayton Parr’s office one of the most noticeable features is the large Georgian poster hanging […]
Albionite Maggie LaNoue Draws the Community Together
In each of Maggie LaNoue’s Albion-centered art pieces, details like buildings and people give way to the larger picture: Albion’s small-town atmosphere condensed onto paper. […]
All-American Diver Jake Burris Beats 30-Year Albion Record
Albion diver Jake Burris broke Ron Face’s 1989 11-dive record for the 1-meter board on Jan. 12. Face, a Marshall resident, was expecting the record […]
Admission Center Remodel to Increase Accessibility, Space
After about a month of construction, the Bonta Admission Center has begun to show signs of progress. Concern over the limited space available to house […]
Exploring Arrowhead Identification
It was a hot summer day. I was outside, annoyed, tired and working away at fixing our broken garden hose spout. The pipe that led […]
Anna Howard Shaw Keynote Speaker Jaclyn Friedman Discusses Affirmative Consent
As part of Albion’s Women’s History Month celebrations and events, Jaclyn Friedman was the keynote speaker for the Anna Howard Shaw lecture on March 19. […]
Linda LaNoue, Fellow of Rising Tide – Albion, Motivates Community Initiatives
Project Rising Tide is a state initiative focused on providing at-risk communities with resources and communication tools to help them create a successful economic framework. […]
“Dean” of Pollsters Peter Hart Discusses Elections, Survey Designs on Campus
On Saturday, March 16, students in the Gerald R. Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service received an email from Ford director Patrick […]
Opinion: Online Connection Has Left Us Disconnected
Today’s world is plagued with smartphones, tablets and laptops. Although these devices make it possible for humans to connect with others on national and global […]
Opinion: The Reality of Your Reflection
Although I consider myself to be a bit of a health nut, I also happen to have the worst sweet-tooth of anyone I know. A […]