Album Review: The Flatliners, “Dead Language”
What does it mean to be punk? Forty years ago, it was easy to point at the kids with green, spiky hair and skinny jeans […]
Features
A letter to Albion College alumni
As you step back on campus this weekend, you may take notice of things that have changed since you were last here. You might also […]
Satire: Drafts for the new Albion College slogan
Without notable campus-wide excitement, or even knowledge surrounding previous attempts to sum up the Albion College experience in a single slogan, the administration has begun […]
New entrepreneurs open Albion restaurant-boutique
A new restaurant-boutique recently opened in downtown Albion. The establishment is the brainchild of two friends, Nora Jackson and Lorene Gant, who decided to pursue […]
Review: Gravity sends filmmaking benchmarks into outer space
Alfonso Cuarón’s “Gravity” is more than Sandra Bullock and George Clooney drifting aimlessly through space. It doesn’t have the glitzy sets or award winning soundtrack […]
Student Ambassadors rethink Homecoming
Throwing pies at professors, 80s music overtaking the Kellogg Center and a paint party behind the Dow Recreational Center mark a fresh start to Albion’s […]
Albion welcomes new Greek coordinator
There is a fresh face in the Campus Programs and Organizations office, and it belongs to Jon Collier, the new Greek coordinator. Hailing from Indianapolis, […]
New “Harry Potter” spin-offs to be released
Potterheads across the world rejoice! As announced in an article on Sept. 12 by “Entertainment Weekly” J.K Rowling, author of the “Harry Potter” series is […]
Christianity and sex ethics for the 21st century
American religion faces challenges if it wishes to stay relevant. It must find a way to appeal to the young who lean progressively on cultural […]
Albion’s new admission visit coordinator
Following the retirement of Marsha Whitehouse, Corey Grazul, ’08 alumna, has shouldered the responsibilities of Albion’s admission visit coordinator, who is in charge of customizing […]
Digital revolution takes hold of publishing industry
Unless you have been living in the deep wilderness for the past decade or so, I would be willing to bet that you have noticed […]
Play review: The Phoenix Lottery
“The Phoenix Lottery” is a play written by Canadian Allan Stratton. Composed in 2000, this modern style play covers a multitude of morals and themes. It touches […]