Asbestos and Mesothelioma Impacts the Albion Community
Guest Piece by Rachel Lynch. Rachel is the Media and Public Relations Coordinator with the Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance, specializing in asbestos use. Asbestos is a […]
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Demonstrators Protest Discriminatory Events, Blocking Baldwin
Updated September 29, 2017, 2:56 p.m. A planned demonstration was put on by Albion College’s Black Student Alliance, LGBriTs and the Organization of Latinx Awareness […]
Shaving Hair and TKEing Care of St. Jude
The last night of summer. Perfect for taking a stroll along the Quad. You can watch the orange beams of sunset fade, smell that faint […]
Houston-Area Albion Students on Hurricane Harvey’s Aftermath
Guest Piece by Mackie Black Hurricane Harvey recently brought ruin across the state of Texas, especially in the Houston area. Now we are faced with […]
Mindful Meals in the Mary Sykes Room
With such an increase in students this year, Bon Appetit, Albion College’s food management company, has been working to alleviate the Baldwin rush during the […]
Briton Football Flexes Offensive Muscles
Where do we go from here? This was a common question asked by Briton fans after the first two games of the 2017 campaign. Coming […]
New Pavement on Cass Street Creates Welcoming Avenue to Downtown Albion
During the midst of construction season in Albion, one project that may have gone unnoticed has been completed: Cass Street and the north sidewalk has […]
After Unanticipated Enrollment, Food Services Expand
When the final numbers for the upcoming first-year/transfer class came in early June, David Lauffer, general manager of Bon Appetit, Albion College’s food management company, […]
Community Gathers Around “The Silent Microphone” to Combat Hate Speech
Additional reporting by Mitchell Shedlowski Students and faculty from around campus gathered at the Rock in the quad Thursday for “The Silent Megaphone,” an organized […]
New Dressage Coach Latest Boon for Albion Equestrian
These past few years have been ones of excitement for the Albion College equestrian program. From the opening of the state-of-the-art Held Equestrian Center late […]
Road Construction Crippling Downtown Businesses
In April, construction began on Superior Street; today the road has been dug up and new bricks are being laid down. The new road will […]
Opinion: What Happens to the DREAM Deferred
Guest Piece by Isaac Verhelst, (’20) Although my experience with DACA is first-hand, I am not a DACA recipient, nor is anyone else in my […]