Less is More set to record first album
A passion for music and a need to play have led to the beginning of quite the journey for Jane Finkel, Mackinac Island senior, and […]
Features
Q&A with Andrea Walles
The Bohm Theater is an anticipated addition to the Albion downtown district. Andrea Walles, The Woodlands, Texas, junior, is currently interning at the theater for […]
Part one: free trade at Albion
Part one of a two-part series about how Albion is sharing the liberal arts with Japan, and how Japan is sharing important economic policy lessons […]
Greeks study the scripture
The Albion College Greek system is something truly unique – just over 50 percent of the student population participates, while encompassing a wider range of […]
The buzz on honeybees
Albert Einstein once stated, “If the bee disappeared off the face of the globe, then man would only have four years of life left.” Although […]
Personality Profile: Jill McManaman
Extremely kind-hearted and lively, Jill McManaman, Saginaw senior, can be seen working with numerous organizations in Albion, from Greek life to the tour guide program. […]
Dark Girls documentary explores colorism
At 7 p.m. last Tuesday, Feb. 25, students and faculty poured eagerly into Norris Auditorium to experience the 2012 documentary, Dark Girls. In Dark Girls, […]
My relationship with Game of Thrones
I’d like to preface this article with saying that I’m an English major, so my relationships with books are all over the place. I’ve been […]
Student workshop review
Miami – written by Meghan Bortle, directed by Max Brosnahan-Lusk “Basically, I wanted to do a simple show for student workshops. I worked with Meghan […]
Q&A with Meghan Bortle
Meghan Bortle, Delton junior, is certainly setting the stage here at Albion College. During the student workshops this past week Bortle not only starred in […]
Western team qualifies for semi-finals
The Albion College equestrian team had its most successful season in years. The western team qualified for semi-finals, placing first in their region. This is […]
Political science professor explains UN intervention policy
Last Wednesday, Feb. 19, assistant professor of political science Carrie Booth Walling delivered a lecture on a matter of international interest: humanitarian intervention. Bobbitt Auditorium […]