From the Archives: The History of Disease Outbreaks at Albion College
Albion College was founded 185 years ago, which means this isn’t the first time the school has been faced with a pandemic. Many of these […]
Features
Brit Kit: A Comprehensive Guide for Albion College Resources
Albion College may not have the resources of a large university, but what it lacks in size is made up with accessibility and proximity. Most […]
The Effects of an Online Education
COVID-19, commonly referred to as “coronavirus,” is undoubtedly the biggest issue in the world right now. Due to the virus, many organizations are halting operations […]
The Four Men Behind Group 2
Group 2, a saxophone quartet from Michigan State University performed for students at Goodrich Chapel on Feb. 23. The quartet was founded in August of […]
Albion Students Find Benefits from Off-Campus Experiences
Albion College offers over 100 global learning options both abroad and in the states through the Center for International Education (CIE). More than 50 Albion […]
Between Classes: Andrea Francis
This Week Featured in this week’s Between Classes is psychology professor Andrea Francis. Francis and I met in her office between classes and had the […]
Home Away From Home: Alumni Come Back to Share Their Talents with Albion Students
Albion College is home to students from all over the United States as well as from different countries around the world. When students leave this […]
Black Student Alliance On the Rise in the Name of James A. Welton
Education, that power by which the soul smitten with the love of the true and beautiful essays to comprehend the universe soars to the heavens, […]
Code switching: An Asset and a Challenge for Many Albion Students
“Let’s go get some snacks,” senior Alondra Alcazar, of Chicago, suggests to a hometown friend, only to be met with surprise. Her friend perceives her […]
Albion College Reading Series with Rebecca McLaughlin
The second reading in Albion College’s spring 2020 reading series is with Rebecca McLaughlin, Albion alumna of 2014 and author of “Nameless Queen,” on Thursday. […]
From the Archives: The Day Albion Became a College
On Feb. 25, 1861, on a campus with only three buildings and 290 students, Principal Thomas Sinex and Board of Trustees member William H. Brockway […]
Union Board Hosts S’Winter
On Saturday, Union board hosted S’winter, an event intending to bring a little bit of summer into the gloomy winter, in the Kellogg Center Stacks. […]