Ibram X. Kendi Holds Conversation with College
On Monday, Albion College hosted a conversation with Ibram X. Kendi, racial justice advocate and author of five consecutive New York Times bestsellers. The conversation […]
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Johnson Inaugurated Amid Petition Backlash
On Saturday afternoon, Mathew Johnson was inaugurated the 17th president of Albion College. This comes over a year since Johnson began his presidential duties in […]
Munger Place Receives First Floor Remodel, College Partnership Underway
This past summer, construction began to remodel the first floor of Munger Place. Munger Place is an Albion College-owned building that houses both Albion student […]
Student Resources Consolidated for Greater Accessibility
Over the last year, Albion College has moved student resources to more accessible and inviting locations on campus. The goal of these changes is to […]
College Introduces Albion-O Freshmen Orientation Experience
Last month, the Class of 2025 became the first to experience Albion-O, the new freshmen orientation experience at Albion College. Acknowledging that freshmen orientation in […]
Peace Activist Nwadike Brings “Free Hugs” to Albion
On Aug. 31, as many students were adjusting to life back on campus, Union Board brought “The Power of Human Connection,” an event hosted by […]
Umbrella Organizations Left with No Access to Shared Space
Umbrella governs nine multicultural student organizations to create a safe space for underrepresented student populations where the students can voice their concerns and bring awareness […]
Migrant Children Arrive at Starr Commonwealth, Campus Safety Staffing Ceases
Starr Commonwealth, a non-profit social services organization located in Albion, began hosting unaccompanied migrant children earlier this month. The first 100 children arrived on April […]
Albion College to Cut Japanese Language Classes
Albion College boasts over 50 majors and minors in the humanities, social sciences, arts, business and law. In addition to these majors and minors, the […]
Johnson and Johnson Vaccine Resumes Distribution
Last month, The Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine was recommended for pause by the CDC as it underwent review. Just a few days before this […]
The Clothesline Project Comes to Albion
The Clothesline Project is a national campaign that was started in 1990 to create awareness for the violence against women. The original clothesline had 31 […]
College Makes Changes to On-Campus Jobs
Getting a part-time student job on a college campus is nothing new, but Albion College is changing the way their jobs work so that students […]