Opinion: Take a Knee
Two years ago, watching my first collegiate football game as part of the marching band, I was shocked when someone among us yelled for us […]
Month: October 2016
New Roadwork in Albion Coming Spring of 2017
There’s a lot going on in the city of Albion this year. Already many annual events have been held, connections between the community and the […]
Swimming and Diving Season Preview
On Saturday, Oct. 8, the Brits hosted Wabash College and Hillsdale College for their first meet of the year. Against Wabash, the men defeated the […]
Meet Albion’s 2016 Homecoming Court
With Homecoming only a week away, it was time to vote for the Royal Britons. For those of you who might not know, the Royal […]
Opinion: Trump Steps Over the Line at Second Debate
Heading into the presidential town hall on Sunday, the American people and the world at large did not know what to expect from the two […]
Dom Flemons Wants Americans to Go Back and Fetch Their History
On Thursday, Oct. 6, Grammy-winning musician Dom Flemons participated in Albion’s Big Read by performing two shows, one at Marshall High School and another at […]
Opinion: Stop Clownin’ Around
Clowns can be a spitting images of terror for many people. They drive fear straight into the heart, and even the mere mention of the […]
Opinion: Celebrate Humanity, Not a Monster, This Oct. 10
Invader, enslaver, mutilator. Rapist and terrorist. On the second Monday of every October, we celebrate Christopher Columbus’ finest qualities. In 1492, Columbus sailed the […]
Albion’s Big Read Commences With Holland Park Event
Albion’s Big Read program kicked-off this year’s activities on Saturday, Oct. 1. The Big Read is a series of community events designed to inspire and […]
Water and Waste Discussed at Albion City Council Meeting
Water and waste management are major health concerns for any household or business. At the Albion City Council meeting Oct. 3, members were updated on […]
Albion College Legacy: What Does It Mean?
A legacy as defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary is “something transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor or from the past.” Reading a […]
Alumni Give Gift for Bonta Renovations
Yesterday morning, President Mauri Ditzler announced that Albion College will be receiving a donation from Chuck and Julie Frayer (‘77) to renovate the Bonta Admissions […]