To Vote Or Not to Vote: Students, Know Your Power
For decades, one group of Americans has remained consistently underrepresented at the polls: young adults. Only 19.9 percent of 18-29 year olds voted last year, […]
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Guess What? You Have Friends…Right in Front of You
Dear Kit, Whenever I hang out with my friends, we always just end up on our phones…is there anyway to avoid this? One of my […]
There Should Be an App for That
We’ve all heard the familiar phrase, “There’s an app for that!” Apps are created to make our lives easier and solve some of our first […]
Small School vs. Big University: Cultural Differences in Spain
Guest Post by Emily Miller When Albion College students leave for a study abroad program, they hear seemingly endless lectures on culture shock or experiences […]
So You Want to Define the Relationship…
Dear Kit, I’ve been talking to this guy since the start of school and I really want to be in a relationship with him. I’m […]
President West? I Ain’t Saying He’s a Vote Winner
Oh sweet Yeezus. Kayne for president? And—more alarming—Kim Kardashian as the first lady? Two months ago, West left MTV’s “Video Music Awards (“VMAs”)” with a […]
Finding Positive Energy During Your College Years
This week I did not receive a specific question, so I’m deciding to write about something I feel is extremely relevant to college students and […]
Caught in a Love Triangle? Here’s What You Do…
Dear Kit, What do you do if you like two guys in the same fraternity? Just about 1,300 students attend Albion, so naturally there’s an […]
Albion College Students Could Help Save the District Library
Guest Post by Olivia Rose The Albion District Library (ADL) has served as a vital piece of the Albion community since becoming a district library […]
Advice Column: What to Do When Someone Flirts with Your Significant Other
Dear Kit, This girl always flirts with my boyfriend in front of me and I hate it…how can I get her to stop? Okay, so […]
A Hunter’s Opinion on Gun Control
I grew up in a small northern Michigan town where people shoot cans for sport. At school, it was normal for the hallways and classrooms […]
In Remembrance of Julian Bond
It’s 1968 and the Democratic National Convention just shook the political and social fixtures of American society. Julian Bond became the first African-American man to […]