Octavia Crawford-Turner Bestows Albion With Expressive Moments
I slipped through the side door of the Albion Alternative High School, assigned to cover the city’s mayoral candidate forum being held in its cafeteria. […]
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Can He Do It? Trump’s Ultimate Negotiation Test
Trump: I say trade, you say China! Trade! *China!* Trade! *China* Maybe this isn’t exactly how the President-elect’s rallies went down but if you watched […]
Albion Fellows Bridge the College and Community Gap
A little over two years ago, Albion College President Mauri Ditzler announced during a press conference that an initiative would provide full tuition as well […]
Mayor Domingo Reflects on His Time in Office
He was the superintendent of Albion’s streets, parks and cemeteries. She had just moved into town as Albion’s Utilities and Payroll Clerk. Through work they […]
Black, Intelligent and Living in Segregation: An Afternoon With Dr. James Curtis
It’s a tough pill to swallow, but America is not as far removed from segregation as we would like to imagine. What adds to the […]
The Mentoring Program More Than Doubles in Size
Since the revival of the Albion College mentoring program by Candace Cullens (‘16) last fall, it has more than doubled in size. The mentoring program […]
Faculty Profile: Dr. Bethany Mutter
This school year, 10 academic departments welcomed a total of 12 new professors. Among those is Dr. Bethany Mutter, a communication studies visiting assistant professor. […]
Cooks Bring the Heat at Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser
Staff Writer – Jack Schocker It was a night of fierce competition in the Albion Fire Station Friday, as the top cooks from across town […]
Mayoral Candidate Garrett Brown “All In For Albion”
Mayoral candidate Garrett Brown’s campaign slogan, “All in for Albion,” is more than a catchy call to vote. To Brown, it is a representation of […]
From Albion to DC: A Pilgrimage
Before the crack of dawn on Friday, Sept. 23, 2016, a crowded charter bus slowly rolled out of Albion and made its way to Washington […]
Survivor of Acid Attack Speaks at Bobbitt
Nurjahan Khatun was born in the small town of Kashipure, Bangladesh. At only nine years old, she was the unintended recipient of an acid attack. […]
American Oxford’s Journey to Success
The fall of 2015 was an exciting time for sophomore Spencer Shaheen and his sister Berkeley, (’13). The Rochester, Michigan natives launched their very own […]