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 […]
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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 […]
Why I love ‘New Girl’
No matter the time of day, my mood, schedule or amount of homework I have to complete, there is one thing I will consistently stop […]
To walk a mile in her shoes
This past Saturday, Sept. 28, the sisters of Alpha Chi Omega collaborated with S.A.F.E. Place, a local shelter for battered women and children in Battle […]
Students volunteer to maintain the Kalamazoo River
Beer cans, wine bottles, plastic cups, a crutch, plastic flowers and a lawn chair. What do these items have in common? They were all found […]
Chaplian’s office moves to frat row
After years operating out of an office in Ferguson, sharing space with Career Development, the offices of the Chaplaincy, Community Service and Intercultural Affairs have […]
Listening for the voice of Michigan
If you spend enough time on Facebook, you’ve undoubtedly seen a list, article or picture describing “Things You Only Understand If You’re From Michigan” or […]