Sheryl Mitchell Discusses Resignation
Albion City Manager Sheryl Mitchell announced her letter of resignation via Facebook, effective March 31. The next day, Albion City Council held a meeting to […]
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Wakey Bakey Pastry Shoppe Opens in Albion
The Wakey Bakey Pastry Shoppe hosted its grand opening at the Albion Food Hub. The March 20 Grand Opening was so popular that they had […]
‘Love, Simon’ Lets Us Breathe
A few weeks back, my professor asked our class to name a book that fundamentally changed our lives. I gave an answer — Melvin Dixon’s […]
Concerns Arise Over Marked Trees On Newburg Road
Pink and blue dots mark trees along the edge of the Whitehouse Nature Center lining Newburg (29 ½ Mile) Road and continue down the road […]
The Secret Archive of Holocaust Jews
Dr. Samuel Kassow is a leading scholar in Holocaust Studies at Trinity College. He was born in a displaced persons camp in Germany near the […]
City Council Accepts Sheryl Mitchell’s Resignation
By Andrew Wittland and Morgan Garmo The Albion City Council hosted a special meeting to accept City Manager Sheryl Mitchell’s letter of resignation, effective March […]
Better Late than Never: Joining a Sorority as a Junior
By Mary Noble With some 350,000 undergraduate women involved in sororities, it’s clear that Greek life continues to play a leading role in the lives […]
How Greek Life Compares at Big and Small Colleges
Greek life is something closely intermingled with daily life on many college campuses. The overall dynamic of Greek life, though, is something which is vastly […]
Drew Harm: Fighting Against the Odds
As much as we hate to admit it, life rarely goes as planned. Things change, goals are put on the back burner and we sometimes […]
Distinguished Awards Program: Inviting Passionate Students
This past weekend was one of the main competition days for this year’s Distinguished Award Program. Students interested in Albion attended from nationwide radiances to […]
Students Raise Concerns About Free Speech and Accessibility
Free speech, accessibility and housing were some of the topics discussed at last week’s Student Senate meeting. Robert Joerg, a junior from Fremont, Ohio, and […]
RA’s Leave Job, Citing Poor Pay, Instability; Residential Life Responds
Both residential assistants (RA’s) interviewed have requested anonymity in name and in the residence halls they work and live in, citing concern of job loss. […]