Review: Top Girls
Top Girls is an hour and a half long play written by Caryl Churchill and directed here at Albion College by Visiting Assistant Professor Zach […]
Arts/Culture
Maybe We Shouldn’t Do the Time Warp Again
It can often be hard to try to remake a movie, especially when it has a loyal fan base. Lately, many directors seem to be […]
Albion’s Big Read Commences With Holland Park Event
Albion’s Big Read program kicked-off this year’s activities on Saturday, Oct. 1. The Big Read is a series of community events designed to inspire and […]
What It’s Like Watching FX’s New Show Atlanta
If you haven’t heard of Atlanta, FX’s new critically acclaimed show, then expect to hear about it soon. A quasi-comedy, slice-of-life drama, the show is […]
Enter Stage Right: Three New Professors Join Theatre Department
If you have recently wandered through the halls of Herrick Theatre, the home of the Theatre and Kinesiology Departments, you may have noticed that there […]
Kubo and the Two Strings: Movie Review
This article contains spoilers. To be quite honest, I have never heard of this movie before I went to the theater. I didn’t know what […]
Tame Impala, Salt-N-Pepa: Summer Concerts Guide
As summer approaches, and your level of stress finally begins to decrease, the number of music festivals and concerts start to increase. I love to […]
Samba, Seniors and the Symphonic Wind Ensemble: A Concert Review
As the brass players and percussionists left the audience to an empty stage and the echoes of their “Fanfare for the Common Man” rang out […]
Review: The White Snake
The White Snake, a play originally written and directed by Mary Zimmerman, is an hour and 40 minutes of entertainment that focuses on accepting differences […]
Movie Review: Batman v Superman
Guest Post by Abigail Radwick Warning: spoilers! Ah, yet another Box-Office targeted movie! As the sequel to Warner Bros’ Man of Steel (2013), Batman vs. […]
Artist in Residence: Marie Bukowski
Print artist Marie Bukowski gave a lecture on Feb. 22 about her art installation that has been housed in Albion’s own Elsie Munro Gallery since […]
Review: The Vagina Monologues
Since its creation in 1996, The Vagina Monologues has been performed in more than 130 countries and over 50 languages. It is regarded as a […]