Energy Policy Officer presents energy challenges
On Oct. 10, Valerie Brader, Michigan’s chief energy policy officer, spoke to students in Bobbitt Auditorium about the obstacles the state faces regarding energy. She […]
Month: October 2012
Satire Blog – “Sophomore Experience” Becomes Slippery Slope for More “Experiences”
In an interesting turn of events, college staff members have found themselves so pleased with the new “Sophomore Year Experience” that they have seen fit […]
College acquires a piece of land for $1
On Oct. 1, the Albion City Council voted to sell a pie-shaped piece of land to the college for $1. About a half acre in […]
Stuck at The Bottom — Men’s soccer endures losing streak
Currently last in the MIAA standings, the Albion College men’s soccer team needs to improve quickly in order salvage its season. This year, the Britons […]
It All Comes Down to One Moment – A profile of bodybuilder Jordan Brand
This is the moment Parma senior Jordan Brand has been waiting for. He has exactly one minute to out-pose the other bodybuilders on stage at […]
Obama and Romney face off in first debate
The numbers are in. A new poll conducted by the Pew Research Center showed that Governor Romney is four points ahead of President Obama after […]
Fresh Start – Albion College volleyball team improves under new coach
The Albion College volleyball team has a new coach and a new look this season. Kristin Slamer – De St. Aubin has started her first […]
Pesticides At Albion — Albion professor speaks out against chemical use on campus
The grass that Albion students walk on may be contaminating the college’s ecosystem. On Aug. 26 in an open letter to college president Donna Randall, Dr. […]
Cross-Country in Full Swing — Teams seeks to improve over course of the season
With a solid contingent of front-runners, cross-country coach Hayden Smith is focusing on improving overall team strength and depth this year. “We have at least […]
Josh Neufeld — Exclusive interview
Comics journalist Josh Neufeld is coming to Albion College on Oct. 15. He will host a special workshop, give a speech and answer questions in […]
Student Farm sows seeds in community
“A lot of hands make work light,” said Carl Jones, Traverse City sophomore. Nowhere on campus does this axiom hold truer than the Student Farm. […]
Q&A with Jeremy Osborn
Albion College communication studies professor Jeremy Osborn has recently been receiving global attention for his research. He studied the correlation between relationship expectations and commitment […]