A 20/20 Visual on the Class of 2020
We, the Class of 2019, thought we were the big shots. With over 450 students—25 percent of which were students of color or international—we left […]
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Community Dialogue Hosted at Washington Gardner Middle School
For the first time in years, there was excitement in the air at Washington Gardner Middle School last night. Over 100 community members joined Albion […]
City of Albion honors Ruth Holland Scott ahead of MLK convocation
In an event held Tuesday morning at the Albion United Methodist Church, Albion Mayor Joe Domingo and City Manager Sheryl Mitchell presented Ruth Holland Scott […]
College incorporates financial wellness into theme year events
The Wellness Theme Year at Albion College encompasses seven different dimensions of wellness: physical, intellectual, financial, emotional, spiritual, social and environmental. During the month of […]
Pleiad from Senegal: The case for the liberal arts in Senegal
Pleiad from Senegal is a guest column by former Pleiad editor-in-chief Nicholas Diamond. Nick is abroad in Senegal, studying public health, French and Wolof. He’ll be reporting about health challenges […]
Orioles bring brooms to Motown, sweep the Tigers
With all of the drama that has occurred over the last several days in the baseball world, it has seen its first elimination – the […]
Step inside the new Bohm Theatre
On Thursday, October 16th , the marquee on the Bohm theater will be lit for the first time in six years. The lighting comes ahead […]
Q&A: Meet the 2014 homecoming court
As the fall season flies by, we find ourselves in the midst of another Albion Homecoming. Purple and gold grace the poles on the newly […]
Savoring a sweet spot at Festival of the Forks
By Cara Henry How’s this for tradition? Every single year for nearly half a century, people have gathered in downtown Albion for a huge celebration. […]
Personality profile: Mary Johnson goes beyond her job to reach out to students
For the past 35 years, first-years, returning seniors, faculty and even alumni from classes past have one thing in common: at one point Albion experience […]
Review: Paying for the Party
As first-years became accustomed to their new lives in Wesley Hall and upperclassmen fled to their familiar frat haunts, I found myself reading a book […]
Angela Sheets speaks about $1 million donation
Towards the end of Mauri Ditzler’s inaugural ceremony, it was hard not to feel stirred by the enthusiasm and hopeful energy that radiated off the […]