“The Talk” panelists speak: video
On Saturday, Nov. 22, The Black Student Alliance hosted “The Talk: The War on Silence” in Upper Baldwin. “The Talk” consisted of a panel of […]
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Q&A: Artist-in-residence creates collages out of leaves and paint
The Albion College art department invited Katie St. Clair, a fine arts graduate student from the University of Michigan, to complete an artist in residency program […]
Black Student Alliance panel discusses racial and identity issues
On Saturday, Nov. 22, The Black Student Alliance hosted “The Talk: The War on Silence” in Upper Baldwin. “The Talk” consisted of a panel of […]
Profile: While the city sleeps, Harry Longon hits the roads and all its potholes
It’s 3:30 a.m. and the sun has a good four hours before it will rise. At this hour, you wouldn’t expect anyone to be starting […]
College incorporates financial wellness into theme year events
The Wellness Theme Year at Albion College encompasses seven different dimensions of wellness: physical, intellectual, financial, emotional, spiritual, social and environmental. During the month of […]
Personality profile: Cristina Ybarra
Unlike many Albion College students, Cristina Ybarra traveled much farther than two or three hours by car to get to school this year. She hopped […]
Photos: Second Halloween Spooktacular
The second Albion College Halloween Spooktacular took place on Friday, Oct. 31. The event was a way to celebrate collaboration between the college and community […]
Law professor speaks on importance of social media professionalism
How prepared would you feel if a future employer or graduate school was to examine your Facebook, Twitter or Instagram profile at this very moment? […]
Challenging sexual assault at Albion
It is hard to miss the posters plastered all over campus. The simple yet striking design features recognizable Albion College staff and students holding up […]
Pleiad in Paris: France from two departments
At Albion, it’s not uncommon for students to travel to far off places with classes or other organizations. Some students, like me, even get to […]
Q&A: author Joe Wilkins
The American West has fascinated Americans for decades. The great plains have been romanticized in American literature, film, and music countless times. Something about the […]
Review: Urinetown
In a world where water is short, something’s got to give. In this town, plumbing is what gives. No one is allowed their own toilet, […]