The Advantage of Albion — Career Development creates new networking opportunities
In a challenging economy, finding a job after college can easily come down to the networking. More than 26 percent of external hires came from […]
Features
Breaking the Silence—Coming out week 2010
Coming Out Week 2010 began with a parade on Monday Oct. 18 that started at the Bonta Admissions Office and ended with a speech given […]
Word Games — Poet Kevin McFadden visits Albion
The English Department continued their fall reading series on Oct. 21 with GLCA award winner Kevin McFadden. McFadden released his first book of poems, Hardscrabble, […]
The Advantage of Albion—Reinstated mentoring program teaches first-years about advantage
First-year students now have more to learn than ever at Albion College with an all-new student mentoring program and updated technology. The Albion Advantage—the college’s […]
FURSCA Profile — Sophomore searches for origin of life
Not every student working on a FURSCA project is researching an original topic. Some, like Erica Bennett, Rockford sophomore, are assisting professors on their research. […]
Recaffeinated — Go-ahead given on coffee house business plan
From caramel apple cider to regular black coffee, there might soon be another option available for students, faculty and staff who crave caffeine on Albion’s […]
Happy Birthday Albion! – Orchestra celebrates 175th anniversary
Even colleges need to hear a “Happy Birthday”. The Albion College Symphony Orchestra performed just that in honor of Albion College’s Homecoming weekend. In its […]
Crack Open a Cold One — College reinstates tailgating policy
As the cracks of carbonation and the fervent odor of fresh beer filled the Ferguson parking lot on Saturday Oct. 2, an estimated 100 Albion […]
Taking a Stand – Albion College Celebrates Ethnic Studies Week
Albion College kicked off the beginning of Ethnic Studies Week with a rally attended by an estimated 15 students on the front steps of Baldwin on Monday, […]
FURSCA Profile — Senior shares Africa trips with youth
Most students ran as far away from schools as possible at the start of summer break, but Abby Schonfeld, Brooklyn senior, stayed put. She spent […]
A Site for Sore Eyes — Videographers create virtual campus tour
Campus Tours, a videography company, visited Albion Sept. 15 through Sept. 17 to shoot footage for a virtual tour of the campus, and to develop a new design for the albion.edu website. The new site is expected to replace the current website owards the end of the fall semester.
Sandwiches Beware — Delta Sigma Phi demonstrates dining tradition
Nolan Graff, Brighton junior, learned the art of sandwich punching in high school, and decided to share the rules of the game with his fraternity […]