Opinion: Behind the BS — A closer look at DR’s memorandum
Sure, DR sent out a carefully worded memorandum regarding the faculty cuts. But what was she really thinking? Check out the bold. To: Faculty, Staff, […]
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Peace Action Battle of the Bands
On Thursday, Feb. 18, 2010, the Kellogg Center Stack rang with good vibrations as local bands battled it out in a contest of riffs and […]
Arctic Art
The Albion College Empirical Niphametric Sculptures (ACENS) Society participated last month on Jan. 27-30 in a 48-hour snow sculpting competition in Frankenmuth, Mich. ACENS split […]
Exclusive News Update — decision made by board of trustees to cut 15 full-time faculty positions
In a press release issued on Feb. 23, Albion College announced that the Board of Trustees voted to eliminate the equivalent of 15 full-time faculty […]
Eric Scollon – Albion’s artist-in-residence
Eric Scollon, 1994 Albion alum, has returned to Albion as an artist-in-residence for the 2010 spring semester. His art has been displayed in numerous galleries […]
Under the Microscope – Biology department considers whether to add genetics course to major requirements
Future Albion biology majors may find themselves studying genetics to a greater extent than before, as the biology department considers whether to add a genetics […]
Western Equestrian — A crowning achievement
Alyssa Ford, Clayton junior, rides in the Novice division at the Nov.8 meet at Grand Valley State University. Photo by Kelsey Lauer.
Opinion: Breaking the Press — Britons battle for position in the MIAA tournament
Kyle Francis, staff writer, weighs in on Albion sports in his weekly column, Breaking the Press.
Good Hair Dialogue
The Office of Intercultural Affairs sponsored the showing of Chris Rock’s documentary, Good Hair, as well as the display of Crowning Glory, a collection done […]
(La)crossing their fingers – Albion women struggle to field a team
The women’s lacrosse team currently has 14 players in its first year as a varsity sport, with 12 players on the field during a tournament.
Going trayless – fate of winter “traying” unclear
As night fell over campus in the winter of 2001, Dory Lerew, alumna and current admissions employee, was making her way down to Victory Park […]
Run this town tonight- Albion student a candidate for state representative
Chris Atallah, Farmington Hills junior, is currently running as a Republican candidate for the state representative of the 37th district of Michigan. Photo by Chris Amos.