Visiting Fellow Angela Maria Kelley Speaks About Biases of Immigration, Nationality
Angela Maria Kelley, immigration consultant, visited Albion from March 25 to 27. With her experience as the senior strategic adviser for immigration at the Open […]
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Local North Country Trail President on Albion’s Trail Town Status
After writing an article about Albion’s new Trail Town designation, I was interested in learning more about hikers on the North Country National Scenic Trail, […]
Exploring Arrowhead Identification
It was a hot summer day. I was outside, annoyed, tired and working away at fixing our broken garden hose spout. The pipe that led […]
Anna Howard Shaw Keynote Speaker Jaclyn Friedman Discusses Affirmative Consent
As part of Albion’s Women’s History Month celebrations and events, Jaclyn Friedman was the keynote speaker for the Anna Howard Shaw lecture on March 19. […]
“Dean” of Pollsters Peter Hart Discusses Elections, Survey Designs on Campus
On Saturday, March 16, students in the Gerald R. Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service received an email from Ford director Patrick […]
Keith Anderson’s Iron Rose Collection Relocates to Albion
Five years ago, Keith Anderson started Iron Rose Collection in Salt Lake City, Utah with the goal of upcycling: creatively reusing byproducts, waste products or […]
Artist-in-Residence Brandon Lacow’s Art Centers on Queer Identity, Domesticity
Fence lumber and crocheted yarn may not be the first two materials that come to mind when one thinks of constructing an art piece, but […]
Academic Amour: Stories of Albion’s Faculty Couples
Albion College is home to multiple faculty couples. Many met before coming to Albion, then joined the college’s faculty as a team. Some professorial couples […]
Photos: Washington Gardner High School
Photos and additional reporting by Peach Norman Owen. Albion’s Washington Gardner building houses Albion College’s Gracie Mack Golf Training Center, a workout room and an […]
Students Gather to Mourn Death of Tamagotchi
Chris Breen, a junior from Royal Oak, Michigan, bought a Tamagotchi, a popular 2000s-era electronic pet, on Jan. 20. Breen and his friend Ryan Underwood, […]
Professor Nicolle Zellner Continues Lunar Glass Research with Harvard, Rutgers
When did meteorites and asteroids really strike the Earth and the moon? How often did they hit the Earth and the moon? These are some […]
Kindness, Invisible Hardship and Raccoons: Maya Noble’s Story of Homelessness
Maya Noble is a bubbly, intelligent, kind and well-dressed 20-year-old woman. At a glance, many don’t realize that she sleeps on park benches, brushes her […]