The Gina behind Gina’s
The Albion hotspot, Gina’s, serves café style meals to Albion College students, staff and residents. Its owner is Gina Pritchard. Pritchard is an Albion resident […]
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Q&A with Julian Bond
As we drove along the lengthy expanse of I-94 East, Julian Bond looked straight ahead. His eyes have the greyish tinge of age, perhaps the […]
Temps cause classes to cancel, but not at Albion
On Tuesday, Jan. 28, temperatures in Albion reached a frigid four degrees Fahrenheit and dropped to negative 10. Schools like The University of Michigan, Eastern […]
Julian Bond delivers MLK keynote address
Julian Bond, renowned civil rights activist and scholar, delivered the keynote address at the annual Martin Luther King Jr. convocation. The convocation, now in its 16th […]
Structural issues prompt Munger closing
Citing mechanical and structural issues in the Munger Place Annex, Albion College officials announced that the apartment building will be closed for the spring 2014 […]
New renovations to Career and Internship Center
In order to provide a more cohesive space and to demonstrate its sincere dedication to career development, the Albion College Career and Internship Center underwent […]
The 131-year-old history of The Pleiad’s name
Students named Albion College’s student-run newspaper The Pleiad in 1882, according to albion.edu. The Pleiad has a rich history. The publication made its transition to a […]
Business incubator to attract student entrepreneurs
Far from campus, on the west side of town, a grey asphalt road winds through an industrial park. Driving slowly along it, you see a […]
Percentage of humanities majors declines nationwide
The number of humanities majors around the country has been dwindling in recent decades. Since 1970, the percentage of humanities majors nationwide has declined from […]
Gerstacker students go to France and back
This past Friday, Oct. 24, a group of Albion Gerstackers returned from their busy adventure in France. Currently, the Carl A. Gerstacker Institute for Business […]
Albion among ‘best bang for your buck’ liberal arts schools
Despite what most students consider to be a rather sizable price-tag, the Washington Monthly ranked Albion College 34 out of 70 on their 2013 Best […]
Uhm Greek philanthropy is like a thing
“Oh you’re in a sorority?” For some reason this reaction seems to always carry a negative connotation. Whenever I tell someone I am part of […]