An In-Depth Look at the Ludington Center
As a town bouncing back from economic hardships over the years, Albion is beginning to find the spark it once had. An integral part of […]
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Bohm II Opens, Offers Intimate Viewing
Despite light flurries and a dysfunctional pair of ceremonial ribbon-cutting scissors, the Bohm II, Albion’s second movie theater, opened Wednesday evening to a crowd of […]
Fraternity Recruitment Sees New System
This year the six men’s fraternities – Alpha Tau Omega, Delta Sigma Phi, Delta Tau Delta, Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu and Tau Kappa Epsilon – […]
Bigger Is Better: Gina’s Gearing for Grand Re-Opening
Last semester, news broke that the beloved Albion restaurant Gina’s would be changing locations. Six months later, the new Gina’s is almost ready to open […]
The Bohm II: A New Screen
During a visit to the Bohm Theatre, the students of Assistant Professor Andy Boyan’s mass communications class were lucky enough to meet with Executive Director, […]
Can He Do It? Trump’s Ultimate Negotiation Test
Trump: I say trade, you say China! Trade! *China!* Trade! *China* Maybe this isn’t exactly how the President-elect’s rallies went down but if you watched […]
The Gift of Faculty Housing
In February 2015, at a board meeting, a gift was announced that would impact students, faculty and staff and the Albion community. The gift provides […]
Albion’s 100 Year Anniversary of the Great Migration
As Thanksgiving arrives, Albion will be marking its 100 year anniversary with its role in the Great Migration. The Great Migration was the mass movement […]
Admissions Changes Could Bring More Students
In October, Albion College announced that an alumni gift would allow for the renovation of the Bonta Admissions Center. The process will begin on Dec. […]
New Student Gym To Open Soon
At Albion College, the place to get a good workout in is at the Dow. There, from the time when classes get out until well […]
Season Preview: Track and Field
In the 2016 indoor season, the men’s track team finished third at the MIAA Indoor Championship behind Trine University and Calvin College. The women finished […]
Sal Konkle, Marshall Redhawks Girls Basketball Coach, Named Coach of the Year
In 1981, Sal Konkle was a standout senior at Marshall High School for the women’s basketball team. She led her team to the MHSAA state […]