Q&A with Biggby Coffee owner
Biggby Coffee was originally opened in 1995 in East Lansing and has expanded across Michigan and to eight other states. Biggby prides itself in using […]
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Albion says “sayonara” to Japanese classes
Next fall, Albion’s language department will lose its only non-Western language as the college says “sayonara” to the Japanese language classes. Dr. Susan Conner, Albion […]
Temporary dining locations during Renovation
Starting on March 11, when students are on spring break, the renovation of Lower Baldwin will begin. Todd Tekiele, director of auxiliary services, has developed […]
Limited housing leaves students frustrated with senior options
Many first-year students plan their senior housing within their first semester of attending Albion. They cross their fingers for a chance to live in the […]
Athlete diagnosed with MRSA, efforts to stop spread
In January, a student athlete contracted Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) and was hospitalized at Oaklawn Hospital after visiting Student Health Services. It is unknown exactly […]
Dr. Berkey leaves legacy upon retirement
On Oct. 13, students, faculty, and alumni gathered to celebrate the legacy of one professor whose influence stretches far beyond the walls of Albion College. […]
Recreating History – Albion first-years replicate a 12th century B.C. chariot
Most students on Albion’s campus spend their Monday nights in meetings, catching up with friends, or finishing up some homework for the classes they have […]
Foundation donates $250,000 to library renovation
The second phase of the Stockwell library renovation is not likely to start before December 2013 and it is part of a 20-year-plan to re-model […]
Cancer Never Sleeps — Relay For Life’s all-nighter
Albion hosted its third annual Relay For Life at the Dow earlier this month. The event lasted 12 hours, from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. […]
Baldwin Transforms — Plans to update and renovate lower Baldwin are in action
Lower Baldwin will be getting a face-lift starting in Spring 2013. Students will be able to enjoy a new eating environment with updated equipment and […]
Professors attend conference, develop CSE
Two professors attended a conference in France for the College’s Center for Sustainability and the Environment (CSE) from Oct. 17-19. Dr. Andrew French and Dr. […]
Opinion: the 51st state?
Last Tuesday’s election night was full of excitement culminating in the reelection of President Obama. However, this news overshadowed many other important election decisions that have […]