Two Sport Star— Cruse All-MIAA in Basketball, Football
It’s rare for an athlete to excel in two sports. Yet J.C. Cruse, Detroit senior, has won Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association awards in both basketball […]
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Gaining Momentum— Baseball team improves during conference play
After a slow start, the Albion College baseball team is swinging for a strong finish. The Britons posted a 1-10 record in non-conference play—including a […]
Continuing Education— Economy causes increased interest in graduate school
Catie Castelli, St. Clair Shores senior, started searching for a job in September, almost immediately after she returned to Albion. She is still looking. First-time […]
Booted– Popular suede boots blamed for falls
Sarah Slipped, Jackson junior, used to kick it in her boots with the fur and apple-bottom jeans combo around campus. Not anymore. Since the spring […]
Fall 2011 Schedule – New and improved
Head: Schedule Shift Dek: Classes move to block scheduling for fall 2011 WC: 500ish Media theory, chemistry, photography, economics. Drop media theory, add study of […]
Gettin’ Down On Friday – Rebecca Black to play at the Big Show
On April 8, 2011, get ready to have some fun, fun, fun, fun at Albion College. Albion had originally planned to play host to Sean […]
A Squirrely Outcome—College selects black squirrel as mascot
They came, they frolicked, and they conquered. A black squirrel was selected by the administration and student body as the mascot for Albion College after […]
Living the Dream – Albion Advantage attracts students
Taylor Slow, Bad Axe first-year applied to only one school, Albion. She had no other option. “My parents saw that Albion had a new program […]
Hold Your Horses—Albion to add jousting in fall 2011
Break out the armor and sharpen your lance—jousting is coming to Albion College. Beginning in Fall 2011, the Albion College Equestrian Program will add a […]
Going Black– Penicillin cultivated in Munger Apartment
Mold spores and fungal particles will be closer to Albion student apartments than usual. This year, it’s a good thing. Albion College received notification on […]
Opinions: Harry Potter — ‘Deathly Hallows’ achieves spellbinding success
The cultural phenomenon of Harry Potter, “the boy who lived” began in 1998 when J. K. Rowling wrote “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.” With […]