Chrissy Pfeil: Certificates and Badges Program Will ‘Make You More Marketable’
Pursuing a college education is one way people choose to grow their human capital and make themselves more valuable post-graduation. While going to class and […]
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Is Something Wrong With the Water in Wesley Hall?
As first-year students learn their way around Albion’s campus, they soon discover that the water in Wesley Hall is… weird. “The drinking water in Wesley […]
Union Board Karaoke Night Inspires Laughs, Audience Participation at KC Stack
At the end of last week on Jan. 13, Union Board hosted an all-inclusive karaoke night for students to start off the new semester. Although […]
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 […]
Players Protest School’s Response After Coach Uses N-word at Practice, Coach Returns
Correction: At 4:35 pm on Monday, Jan. 23, this article has been corrected to accurately reflect the content of a meeting between Interim President Joe […]
Rae’s Diner Owner: ‘Bringing the Community Together One Breakfast at a Time’
A big yellow smiley face and the words, “Come on in!” welcome hungry folks into Rae’s Diner, the little red breakfast joint on Michigan Avenue […]
Between Classes: Marcy Sacks
The small liberal arts community at Albion College allows for close connections inside and outside of the classroom. One of the many Albion advantages is […]
Student and Professor Play Live Music Together At Stirling Books and Brew
Written on Stirling Books and Brew’s website is this: “There’s always something going on at Stirling.” This still rings true, as last Wednesday there was […]
From Education to Infrastructure: How Rep. Haadsma Plans to Improve Albion
Jim Haadsma, who currently serves the 62nd district as State Representative, ran for re-election this election cycle. On Wednesday morning it was declared that Haadsma […]
Galazio Restaurant Serves Greek and Mediterranean Cuisine Downtown
July 2022 saw the opening of Galazio Restaurant of Albion, a Greek and Mediterranean cuisine restaurant located north of downtown Superior Street in the building […]
Q&A: Albion Mayor Victoria Garcia Snyder
Mayor Victoria Garcia-Snyder is Albion’s current mayor and has been since 2020. Garcia-Snyder, an ‘89 alumna from Albion College, is currently seeking re-election this week, […]
The Jump Set: Albion Volleyball Uses Mindset to Nail Competition
It’s game day at home and the volleyball team is gathered in Kresge, loaded up on electrolytes from their traditional pregame pickles and blasting music […]