Four years, 48,000 kilometers: a senior’s reflection on studying abroad
In this competitive economy, college students everywhere are looking to obtain an edge, a unique element, a resume-builder that sets them apart and gives them […]
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An Albion perspective on the Charlie Hebdo attack
By Nick Diamond The Kouachi brothers, armed with AK-47 rifles, stormed the offices of a satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, in Paris on Jan. 7. They […]
Soccer teams take England for winter break
The Albion men’s and women’s soccer teams traveled to England during winter break, and got to tour the country, watch professional soccer and the chance […]
Food hub and commercial kitchen hope to feed new food economy in Albion
Do the terms “food hub,” “commercial kitchen,” or “business incubator” mean anything to you? The answer is probably not – not yet, that is. This […]
From the balcony to the podium: Albion native Dr. Ruth Holland Scott speaks at MLK Convocation
By Clare Kolenda The house was standing room only as Albion college students and city residents crowded in the historic Bohm Theatre last Tuesday night […]
Martin Brodeur retires after 22 NHL seasons
Former New Jersey Devils and St. Louis Blues goalie Martin Brodeur announced his retirement yesterday after 22 NHL seasons, ending his storied career at the age […]
The 70th anniversary of Auschwitz’s liberation: deaths we will never forget
By Clementine Boyer Tuesday, Jan. 27 marked the 70th anniversary of millions of Jews being freed from Nazi concentration camps. On that day in 1945, […]
Record-setting night for NHL: most goals scored in an All-Star Game
The Columbus Blue Jackets hosted the 2014-2015 NHL All-Star game on Sunday, Jan. 25. The best players from each of the 30 NHL teams were […]
City of Albion honors Ruth Holland Scott ahead of MLK convocation
In an event held Tuesday morning at the Albion United Methodist Church, Albion Mayor Joe Domingo and City Manager Sheryl Mitchell presented Ruth Holland Scott […]
Opinion: Obama forgoes bipartisanship for liberal agenda
Late Tuesday evening, President Barack Obama delivered his sixth State of the Union address. His speech aimed to not only outline the White House’s 2015 […]
Hiding in homophobia: Living openly gay in Senegal
By Nick Diamond We feared the case of Ebola in the neighborhood next to mine. And even when I was tested for malaria, nothing proved […]
Editorial: Albion College must allow students to live off-campus
A few weeks ago, I spent some time in Detroit with the Ford Institute on the Sleight Leadership Fellowship trip. The visit was designed to give […]