City of Albion honors Ruth Holland Scott ahead of MLK convocation
In an event held Tuesday morning at the Albion United Methodist Church, Albion Mayor Joe Domingo and City Manager Sheryl Mitchell presented Ruth Holland Scott […]
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Opinion: Obama forgoes bipartisanship for liberal agenda
Late Tuesday evening, President Barack Obama delivered his sixth State of the Union address. His speech aimed to not only outline the White House’s 2015 […]
Hiding in homophobia: Living openly gay in Senegal
By Nick Diamond We feared the case of Ebola in the neighborhood next to mine. And even when I was tested for malaria, nothing proved […]
Editorial: Albion College must allow students to live off-campus
A few weeks ago, I spent some time in Detroit with the Ford Institute on the Sleight Leadership Fellowship trip. The visit was designed to give […]
Holiday Shopping in Downtown Albion
With the Christmas season already underway, this time of the year is prime time for retailers. Commercials, emails and ads with coupons are just a […]
Opinion: Homeschooled and more than literate
Recently I read an article titled “Homeschooled and Illiterate.” The title caught my attention and intrigued me because I myself grew up homeschooled all the […]
Opinion: Fantasy football is way cooler than I expected
It was August and I was preparing to say goodbye to the sunny beaches of Saginaw, once again, as I prepared for another semester at […]
Why I hate the Christmas song “Baby it’s Cold Outside”
I think Christmas songs are great – they get people in the holiday spirit, and they remind me of great memories. Whether a classic hit […]
Opinion: Hockey players are overlooked in America
When people bring up hockey, they often only bring up fighting and Canada. Although hockey was invented in Canada, it has become one of the […]
Q&A: Artist-in-residence creates collages out of leaves and paint
The Albion College art department invited Katie St. Clair, a fine arts graduate student from the University of Michigan, to complete an artist in residency program […]
Black Student Alliance panel discusses racial and identity issues
On Saturday, Nov. 22, The Black Student Alliance hosted “The Talk: The War on Silence” in Upper Baldwin. “The Talk” consisted of a panel of […]
Guest Opinion: Why “The Talk: A War on Silence” matters
By Langston Brannon-Pugh We aren’t really talking if no one is saying anything, even if it’s misunderstood or completely wrong. Mistakes are what groom our […]