Opinion: Albion College and the Middle East Have One Thing in Common, Silence.
On September 7, the Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service sponsored their first speaker, Todd Holmstrom, who discussed Middle East Diplomacy. He […]
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DACA Tensions Rise Through Campus Rock
UPDATED: September 10, 2017, 9:56 p.m. On Tuesday, September 5, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced plans to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). […]
Opinion: Ditzler Digresses, a President’s Guide to Never Taking a Position
Guest Piece by Phillip Carlisle, (’15) Albion College President Mauri Ditzler released a blistering statement on Tuesday in which he criticized President Trump’s decision regarding […]
Your Guide to Career Fair 2017
Every year the Carl A. Gerstacker Institute for Business and Management partners with the Gerald R. Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service […]
Albion Athletics Labor Day Recap
Many Albion College athletic programs were putting the “Labor” in this past Labor Day weekend. Here’s a quick recap: Football In their season opener, the […]
Albion Construction Updates
Over the summer of 2017, a lot happened around the city of Albion. Centered around the new Courtyard Marriott Hotel and the reconstruction of Superior […]
Finlandia Football to Become MIAA Affiliate
In September 2018, the Finlandia University Lions will take on Trine in their first game as an MIAA football affiliate. The Upper Peninsula college from […]
Remarks on Charlottesville
After the events that occurred in Charlottesville the night of Aug. 11 and the following morning, many prominent figures made statements. From Donald Trump’s poorly […]
Swastika Found in Baldwin Hall Bathroom
On the morning of August 19, Bon Appetit staff called Campus Safety to report a swastika found on the wall of a bathroom in Baldwin […]
New Tennis Courts Welcome Briton Tennis Back to Campus
While many seasoned and new Briton tennis players were perfecting their skills this summer, layers of concrete were being served by construction crews as part […]
Advice to First-Year Students
We all need advice, especially when we are learning to call a new place home. We encounter new challenges from scheduling to choosing what activities […]
Class Registration Moves From Students’ Hands to Registrar’s
Registering for classes as a first-year in the past year went like this to Drew Dunham, associate dean of academic affairs and registrar. “Alright. Everybody […]