Walk the Beat In the Books
Albion’s first annual Walk the Beat festival showcased local musicians throughout both community and college campus. As people left the Albion College Homecoming football game, […]
Month: October 2017
Giving a Voice to Autism
Jasmynn Archer is a 16-year old from Adrian, Michigan. She’s the last of five children and has just welcomed a foreign exchange student into her […]
Like Her Hanji, Artist Aimee Lee Is Resilient, Versatile
Since receiving her master of fine arts in 2006, Albion artist-in-residence Aimee Lee has had her artwork shown in 73 solo, curated and group exhibitions; […]
Music Review: “Super Slimey”
After the unexpected release of “Super Slimey,” a collaboration between Future and Young Thug, fans were clamoring to find out what the two Atlanta-based trap superstars […]
Music Review: The Homecoming Concert
At last weekend’s concert, the music department showcased a wide variety of pieces in celebration of the alumni returning to Albion for Homecoming. The concert […]
The 2017 Graduating Class of Albion’s Horses
Just as Albion’s seniors will throw their caps up in May, some of our hard-working horses at the Held Equestrian Center will also be graduating […]
Milton Barnes: A Man of Coaching and Community
Milton Barnes (‘79) gives me a firm handshake with an infectious smile at Biggby Coffee in Albion. Barnes sits at 13th on Albion’s men’s basketball […]
Professor Profile: Laura Brade
CORRECTION: A previous published version of the article stated that Professor Brade received her undergraduate degree at the University of Washington, Tacoma. She actually received […]
Quad Construction Linked to Scholarship, Giving
Jeff Petherick, a second-generation alum of Albion College from the Class of 1985, believes that it is important to give back to those who helped […]
What Must Happen for an Albion Recall Election
Additional reporting by Steve Marowski Last week, an evaluation was conducted by Albion’s City Council to rate City Manager Sheryl Mitchell’s performance in her position. […]
Peabody Project Set to Begin Construction
In April of this year, Bill and Karen Dobbins (‘74) announced that they would be spearheading a development project that would bring an apartment complex […]
Squirrels Are Going Bald in Albion, But Don’t Worry: It’s Just Mange
I’m sure many Albion students have noticed the rapidly thinning fur of a particular squirrel – nicknamed “Baldy” by the men’s cross-country team – outside […]