Students Report Campus Safety Officers Killed Bats in Wesley

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Students Report Campus Safety Officers Killed Bats in Wesley

March 4, 2026 Bonnie Lord 0

“Remember the time freshman year of college when there was a bat, and someone got bit?” This is how Mt. Holly, New Jersey, first-year Paris […]

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Photos: Second James A. Welton Legacy Gala Highlights ‘The Legacy and Achievement of Black Students’

February 27, 2026 Elly Cantoni 0

Themed in green and gold, the second annual James A. Welton Legacy Gala took place in the science atrium on Saturday. The event was organized […]

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Photos: ASA’s Lunar New Year Celebration Felt ‘Like Home’

February 27, 2026 Bella Fabrizio 0

This year, Lunar New Year fell on Feb. 17, marking the start of the Year of the Fire Horse. A Fire Horse year – which […]

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Spotlighting Accessibility: Elizabeth Rudolph’s Love Letter to Albion

February 23, 2026 Kyla Lawrence 0

After more than nine years of working to make Albion College accessible, former Director of Accessibility Services Elizabeth Rudolph left her position – and a […]

‘Teaching the Dream’ with Derrick Alridge at Annual MLK Convocation

February 20, 2026 Sophia Valchine 0

Teachers have often been pushed to the margins of history despite their influence on the younger generation, something that Derrick Alridge, professor of education and […]

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Photos: Stirling Books & Brew Hosts ‘Cozy Grown-Up Book Fair’

February 18, 2026 Kaleigh Miller 0

For years, Scholastic has held book fairs at schools across the country. On Wednesday, Stirling Books & Brew brought their customers back to their childhoods […]

Photos: Men’s Wrestling Team Tackles Senior Night

February 11, 2026 Domis Gibson 0

The stands were full of fans and family members as the men’s wrestling team went up against the University of Olivet for their senior night […]

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SigNEW: Previously Closed, Sigma Nu House Returns

February 9, 2026 Elly Cantoni 0

With a dozen active brothers, the previously closed Sigma Nu (Sig Nu) fraternity has returned to campus with the start of the semester. According to […]

New IT Work Orders System ‘Faster, Smoother, Cleaner’; Facilities to Make Switch in May

February 4, 2026 Jocelyn Kincaid-Beal 0

Students, staff and faculty who’ve needed to update their key card access or reset their password this semester may have noticed that the process for […]

A student stands with their back to the camera, facing a wall of metal shelves. On the shelves are several brown cardboard boxes, stood up next to each other in alphabetical order. Purple slips of paper are attached to each box with a rubber band. A large purple label with the letter “G” written on it hangs from the shelf the student faces, and the letter “H” is written on a label on the shelf to their right.

New Brit Books Program ‘An Easier Process For Our Students’

January 30, 2026 Bella Fabrizio 0

Cardboard packages line the shelves of Albion College’s bookstore, holding the items students need for their spring classes. This semester, several changes have been made […]

Remembering El’Verson Mitchell, ‘20: ‘Someone Willing to Listen and Help’

January 26, 2026 Killian Altayeb 0

Albion College students learned in an email from the Office of Student Development on Jan. 6 that El’Verson Mitchell, alumnus ‘20, was “killed by a […]

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Grand Opening of Albion’s New Art Center ‘a Win-Win for Our Entire Community’

December 3, 2025 Kyla Lawrence 1

Winter festivities have begun early this year in downtown Albion, welcoming community members to come together to celebrate local art. On Nov. 20, the Albion […]