Remembering El’Verson Mitchell, ‘20: ‘Someone Willing to Listen and Help’
Albion College students learned in an email from the Office of Student Development on Jan. 6 that El’Verson Mitchell, alumnus ‘20, was “killed by a […]
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Behind the Scenes: The ‘Moving Parts’ of Albion Athletics
When attending a football game, volleyball match or anything in between, players and coaches are typically the most visible figures. However, each event relies on […]
New Librarian Jei Lee-Cullin Finds ‘Creative Solutions to Vexing Problems’
According to Jei Lee-Cullin, it was a “pivotal” teen services’ librarian from their high school years that brought them to where they are today. “I […]
Volleyball Team Has ‘A Lot to Look Forward to’ After ‘Successful’ Season
According to Albion women’s volleyball coach Kristin Slamer-de St. Aubin, alumna ‘07, the Britons were “two points” away from an NCAA tournament berth this fall. […]
How Albion is Approaching the ‘Polarizing Idea’ of AI
News publications like the BBC have written about the similarities between movies like “The Terminator” (1984) and our modern relationship with artificial intelligence (AI). Here […]
Wild Rice Program Explores ‘Shared History,’ Ecology of Manoomin
For nearly five years, Albion’s anthropology and biology departments have partnered with the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi (NHBP) to form a class and […]
Photos: Falling for Albion’s Fall Colors
As the air turns crisper and trees trade their greens for gold and orange, Albion’s campus and town alike have been smattered with fallen leaves […]
Frosty Dan’s: Serving Ice Cream to a ‘Tight-Knit’ Community Since 1970
At 1455 N. Eaton St. stands a local ice cream shop that has been serving sweet treats and smiles to Albion since 1970: Frosty Dan’s. […]
Cheer Team Has ‘Each Other’s Back No Matter What’
Albion College closed out their 2025 football season on Saturday with a game against Calvin University. For the rest of the school year, Albion’s cheer […]
Astronomy Club Helps Students Look Up, Connect
When one thinks of astronomy, it’s easy to imagine equations on a chalkboard, late nights in physics labs or telescopes aimed skyward by science majors. […]
SRJ’s Fifth Annual Sexual Wellness Fair: ‘A Day to Honor and Educate’
On Thursday, the science atrium was filled with colorful posters and bright pink balloons for Students for Reproductive Justice’s (SRJ) annual Sexual Wellness Fair, an […]
Small College Connections: ‘You’re Not Just a Name on a Roster’
Depending on what type of college students attend, they may be subject to a 20-to-1 faculty ratio, like Central Michigan University. At Albion College, the […]