The Internet’s Newest Invention: Gendered Math
Have you ever been out shopping and saw something you wanted to purchase – but didn’t know if it was worth it? Girl math can […]
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Haunts and History: Spooky Stories of Albion
Content Warning: This article contains content regarding suicide. In Oct. 2020, the Community Living team of Wesley Hall hosted a “haunted campus tour,” leading 80 […]
From Books to Bots: Albion Professors Weigh in on AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is defined by the Encyclopedia Britannica as “The ability of a digital computer or computer-controlled robot to perform tasks commonly associated with […]
Albion Alums Offer Memories and Advice
Albion College was established in 1835, meaning there have been over 150 graduating classes to have walked this campus. Among them are Richard Smith ‘68, […]
Cultivating Success, Sustainability at Albion College’s Student Farm
Upon entering the Whitehouse Nature Center, follow the Betty Beese Ecology Trail, then turn onto the Dale Kennedy and Doug White Wren Trail. Continue East […]
Photos: Student Farm Cultivates Success and Sustainability
The Albion College student farm came to fruition when five students started the farm in 2010. Nestled within the Whitehouse Nature Center, the farm’s mission […]
Becoming ‘Mighty Inside’ with Big Read
The Albion Big Read, an initiative to foster community and an appreciation of reading, is turning the page to its ninth consecutive year this October. […]
Photos: Color Me Alpha Xi
On Friday, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Albion College sorority, Alpha Xi Delta, Phi chapter, held their annual philanthropy event: Color Me, Alpha Xi. Beginning at […]
Fun and Fitness: New Pickleball Class is a Hit
Pickleball as a sport has been on the rise over the last year or so, and it seems that more and more people are playing […]
Brit Books: What it is and What’s Changed
Last fall, Albion students were introduced to a new program called Brit Books. For students and faculty who have been confused about the Brit Books […]
Biographer Richard Norton Smith and Hank Meijer Visit Albion to Discuss Gerald R. Ford’s Legacy
Yesterday evening, well-renowned Presidential Historian Richard Norton Smith and Executive Chairman of Meijer and fellow Historian, Hank Meijer discussed the life of President Gerald Ford […]
Hope in the Wake of a Tragedy: MSU Professor, an Albion Alum, Recounts Tragic Shooting
At 8:18 pm on Feb. 13, a gunman entered room 114 in Berkey Hall at Michigan State University while Classical Studies Professor Marco Diaz-Munoz, an […]