Photos: Spooktacular Back on the Quad, Interrupted by First Snowfall
On Halloween, Spooktacular was held on the Quad again for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Spooktacular was sponsored and organized by […]
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Albion College Archives Hosts 24th Annual Marilyn Crandell Schleg Lecture
On Thursday, Albion College hosted the 24th annual Marilyn Crandell Schleg Lecture: “Finding Community Through the Practice of Oral History.” The speakers included Eastern Michigan […]
Haunts and History: Spooky Stories of Albion
Content Warning: This article contains content regarding suicide. In Oct. 2020, the Community Living team of Wesley Hall hosted a “haunted campus tour,” leading 80 […]
Department of Natural Resources Works with Albion College for Possible Dam Removal
On Sept. 22, Matt Diana from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) came to Albion College to give a presentation on the state’s plans […]
Becoming ‘Mighty Inside’ with Big Read
The Albion Big Read, an initiative to foster community and an appreciation of reading, is turning the page to its ninth consecutive year this October. […]
Biographer Richard Norton Smith and Hank Meijer Visit Albion to Discuss Gerald R. Ford’s Legacy
Yesterday evening, well-renowned Presidential Historian Richard Norton Smith and Executive Chairman of Meijer and fellow Historian, Hank Meijer discussed the life of President Gerald Ford […]
Albion Tennis Coach Alex Dowley All in on Disc Golf, Hopes to Start Team
At 1 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, you’ll find a group of Albion College students throwing discs around in Victory Park –- and they’re doing […]
What Happens When You Have a Medical Emergency on Campus? Sometimes, You Wait
On Jan. 25, Oli Beeker, a senior from Hillsdale, had severe abdominal pains that required emergency care. After struggling with emergency transportation and receiving care […]
Albion College Recycling: Is it Really Being Recycled?
Last semester, the Student Volunteer Bureau held a gift-wrapping event for students to wrap gifts bought for families in need, stacking discarded cardboard wrapping paper […]
Opinion: What is the Best Milk Alternative, and What do AC Milk Drinkers Think?
Concerns against dairy milk begin to grow. Between upset stomachs, greenhouse gas emissions and apprehension for the usual taste and texture, the search for an […]
City of Albion Celebrates 60 Years Since Dr. King’s Visit at the Annual MLK Convocation
In March of 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave a speech to Albion College students and community members at Goodrich Chapel. 60 years later, […]
Harrington Behavior Team Navigates Trauma, Crumbling Infrastructure With Albion Elementary Students
Co-principal Gail Rodgers teared up while recalling a moment when she escorted Harrington Elementary siblings and their mother out of an abusive home and drove […]