Visitors from our Sister City — French students visit Albion
Located in northern France just outside of Paris, Noisy-le-Roi is a small French town with quaint streets, typical boulangeries and patisseries, small compact houses and […]
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Assassins Creed 3: Education and videogames
Imagine one of those high school days when your history teacher (and probably basketball coach, because history teachers are, for some reason, often involved with […]
Mickey Mouse: Jedi or Sith?
After consuming Pixar in 2006 and Marvel in 2009, the mighty Disney empire has once again expanded, and its latest conquest is accompanied by a […]
Fear fest: ΔΣΦ fundraises with spooky activities
Fraternity houses are sometimes considered to be dark and scary, but last weekend at the Delta Sigma Phi house, the fear was intentional. Philanthropy chairman […]
Curtis Hans Miller — A feeling for photography
Local artist Curtis Hans Miller displays his eclectic style through “Selective Focus,” a print photography collection currently on display in the Munro Gallery located inside […]
ΔTΔ and ATΩ raise money for charity
Delt Demolition On Saturday Oct. 13, the sound of a sledgehammer could be heard all throughout the Quad. The cause of this noisy disturbance was […]
Why have a Writing Competence Exam?
“Learning to write is part of a liberal arts education, and we don’t want people graduating without that knowledge,” said Sally Jordan, associate professor of […]
Energy Policy Officer presents energy challenges
On Oct. 10, Valerie Brader, Michigan’s chief energy policy officer, spoke to students in Bobbitt Auditorium about the obstacles the state faces regarding energy. She […]
It All Comes Down to One Moment – A profile of bodybuilder Jordan Brand
This is the moment Parma senior Jordan Brand has been waiting for. He has exactly one minute to out-pose the other bodybuilders on stage at […]
Josh Neufeld — Exclusive interview
Comics journalist Josh Neufeld is coming to Albion College on Oct. 15. He will host a special workshop, give a speech and answer questions in […]
Student Farm sows seeds in community
“A lot of hands make work light,” said Carl Jones, Traverse City sophomore. Nowhere on campus does this axiom hold truer than the Student Farm. […]
CRE speaker calls students to action
He built a school for AIDS orphans in Nyaka and then wrote a book about the process of constructing it. Now, Twesigye Jackson Kaguri is […]