Black Women Winning: Lucretia Woods
Black women on Albion College’s campus, both students and alumni, have been doing phenomenal work to create a more inclusive space for marginalized students. From […]
Features
Module System Changes Students’ Study Habits
COVID-19 has brought some major changes to Albion College, one of the biggest being the module system. Even though only having two classes at a […]
Matt Arend and Cheryl Krause Act as College’s Co-COVID-19 Coordinators
During the fall 2020 semester, Albion College’s only COVID-19 coordinator was Cheryl Krause, a registered nurse and the director of Albion College Student Health Services. […]
Celebrating Black History During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Feb. 1 marks the beginning of Black History Month. In years past, Albion College would have had multiple in-person events to celebrate the occasion. Due […]
Greek Life Makes Adjustments to Recruitment Process Amid Pandemic
Amid all the changes brought on due to COVID-19, Albion Colleges has had to figure out different ways to keep Greek life active on campus. […]
Black Women Winning: Ajani Wilson
Black women on Albion College’s campus, both students and alumni, have been doing phenomenal work to create a more inclusive space for marginalized students. From […]
Jenny Risner-Wade: Starting A Business in the Midst of COVID-19
Jenny Risner-Wade, the owner of the Yellow Bird Chocolate Shop in downtown Albion, has always loved chocolate. Her passion began when she was a kid […]
FURSCA Program Sees Changes Made During COVID-19
What is FURSCA? The Foundation for Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity (FURSCA) is a program where many of Albion College’s students, first-years especially, gain […]
Black History Month: MLK Black and Belonging Web Series
Feb. 1 marks the beginning of Black History Month. In years past Albion College would have had multiple in-person events to celebrate the occasion. Due […]
Alumni Feature: Jon Scieska, Albion College Class of 1976
In the late 1960s, the popular children’s show Rocky and Bullwinkle introduced short segments called “Fractured Fairy Tales,” which transformed classic tales like “Goldilocks and […]
COVID-19 Friendly Things to do Over Break
After being pushed to move home early, students might now find themselves in an environment where boredom is more likely to strike. In addition to […]
Plans for Vitek Center for Musical Arts Scrapped, Planned to be Reimagined
The Richard and Marilyn Vitek Center Musical Arts is no longer going to be built as it was announced in 2017 and planned for construction […]