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Watered down-Norris Hall aquarium remains a work in progress
A split adhesion in the corner of the aquarium tank released 400 gallons of water, soaking Norris Hall and Towsley Lecture Hall last spring. Motions are underway to have the aquarium up and running by next semester.
Photo courtesy of Alex McKelvy
When pigs fly-college won’t close for swine flu
Despite rumors, college will not shut down due to swine flu.
Photo illustration by Kelsey Lauer
Run, swim and paddle-Albion students place high at Triathlon
Competitors begin the 2009 Outdoorsman Triathlon.
Kasey Kaplan, St. Charles, Il. senior, competes during the paddling portion of the Triathlon.
Kaplan canoes during the relay portion of the Triathlon.
Zaak Havens, Albion senior, and Zane Havens, Albion sophomore, pass each other during the 2009 Triathlon.
Globe trotters-Albion has highest number of international students in school history
With 28 international students, Albion has the highest amount of international students during a semester in school history.
Walking the walk-Albion kicks off National Walking Month
Albion College students, staff, and faculty walk a lap around the Elkin Isaac track to take their first steps during National Walking Month.
Rieger Park incident update
Albion students are accustomed to hearing the train pass late at night, but on the night of September 13, they heard different sounds: police sirens and a helicopter.
Eight people were involved in a verbal argument at Rieger Park last Sunday night, but the dispute was mainly between two young males, an 18-year-old and a 20-year-old, [...]
Master of their domain
A brand new gymnasium. A second quad between Baldwin and Mitchell Towers. A theatre on the main quad.
Each of these concepts are part of Albion College’s Master Plan that was presented in an open forum Wednesday, September 9. The 20-year Master Plan was envisioned following the completion of Albion’s strategic plan and according to Donna [...]
Accredit cards
Students arrived back on Albion’s campus to hear a new buzzword flying around: accreditation.
According to Susan Conner, Albion College provost, accreditation is a process that reaffirms that the college is abiding by its mission statement and is producing a quality education experience for students.
“Everything in the college gets looked at, from academic programs to dining [...]
Try the new Pleiad
Are you tired of reading two week old news? Do you find yourself frustrated trying to fold up large, floppy pages of paper? Are you sick of seeing old newspapers lying around Baldwin or in your Friday morning classrooms?
Hi, Kyle Gillis here, and I’m here to tell you about the new online Pleiad. For no [...]
Seventh inning stretch
As the men’s baseball season reaches its halfway point, the Britons are gearing up for second-half conference play against fellow MIAA opponents.
