Search is on — library offers free trials of databases
The library is currently offering several new full-text online databases on the library Web site, with free trials available until Dec. 8. According to Mike […]
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That time of year again-class registration process across campus
Departments and students work to solve scheduling issues
Broken promises-Promise Scholarship cut
Michigan Promise Scholarship cut affects 893 students
Je term-Education department heads to France
A view of Noisy-le-Roi, France, where the education department will spend their January term.
Painting the past-Art student creates old local barns
When Kevin Kissinger, Albion senior, takes someone into his painting studio on the second floor of Bobbit Visual Arts Center, they may have a bit […]
Something about Mary Kay-Albion student earns car
Lindsey Keyes, Chelsea sophomore, stands by her 2010 Chevy Malibu she earned through her involvement with Mary Kay Inc.
Photo by MacKenzie Burger
Feeling green-Green Day takes over The Stack
Students visit different booths during Green Day held on Wednesday, November 11.
Video by Sandy Turay
Going to the dogs — mushing course offered over J-term
Melissa Mercer-Tachick’s sled team during her 2004 dog sledding expedition.
Photo courtesy of Melissa Mercer-Tachick.
Sister act-Randall signs exchange agreement with sister city
Donna Randall, Albion College president, signs the Memorandum of Understanding and International Mobility Agreement in Noisy-le-Roi, France.
Still thinking-“Always Thinking” campaign examined
Tom Wiseman, Ann Arbor sophomore, pauses to think in Olin Hall
Planning phase-Board of Trustees review Master Plan
The Board of Trustees got their first look at the campus master plan at their meeting on Oct. 22. The board received the same presentation that […]
Feeding the cause-Nwagni Project hosts spaghetti dinner
The Nwagni Project held its annual spaghetti dinner this past Thursday at Cascarelli’s in downtown Albion. The dinner was a fundraiser in an effort to […]