What Proposal 1’s Passing Means For NCAA Athletes
On Nov. 6, Michigan voters comfortably passed Proposal 1, which declared the sale, distribution and use of recreational marijuana legal. Adult marijuana users will be […]
Month: November 2018
Community and College Paint Public Pop Art of Albionites
Albion shares a connection with its sister cities in France, Noisy-le-Roi and Bailly. These two exurbs of Paris have something called the Impressionist Walk, where […]
The Stories Behind the Fuzzy Faces of Barn Sanctuary
In just one weekend, Dan McKernan organized and started up a non-profit that would change and save animal lives. In 2013, McKernan got a […]
Marshall Middle School’s Techno Hawks Teams Finish 1-4 at Home Robotics Tournament
On Nov. 17, Marshall Middle School hosted and won a FIRST-sponsored robotics qualifier competition in its gymnasium. Two teams of Techno Hawks competed against 33 […]
Wilson Institute Aims to Break Opportunity Barriers for Pre-Med Students
In October, Albion College announced that a $5.1 million gift by Lisa (’79) and James Wilson (‘77) would be used to reshape the Institute for […]
“Welcome Home” Exhibit at EastEnd Gallery Merges Artist Coco Sweezy’s Roots
Art is not always easy or even pleasurable, but some artists are born with a passion in their souls that draws them to create, regardless […]
More Than a Superhero, Stan Lee Was a Father
On Nov. 12, I awoke to wish one hero a happy birthday and another hero farewell. Similar to many other children, I grew up with […]
Albion XC Came Up Short of Nationals. So, I Turned to Kendrick Lamar
This past weekend, I ran my final cross-country race with the Albion men’s cross country team at the NCAA DIII Great Lakes Regional Championships. After […]
Play Review: ‘Men on Boats’ is Off-the-Canyon Walls Funny
Written by Jaclyn Backhaus and directed by Albion College Theater department chair Zach Fischer, “Men on Boats” is a canny portrayal of the 1869 Powell […]
Kassie Wright (’19) is Setting the Nature Center Trail Markers Straight
When Albion College hands you a cancelled class, make a new signage system for Whitehouse Nature Center? At the beginning of this school year, Kassie […]
Kekla Magoon Influencing Albion Youth With Malcom X Novel
Kekla Magoon, keynote speaker for the closing ceremony of the Big Read this year, is the author of X: A Novel. The book is a […]
What the Legalization of Marijuana Means for Albion
Last week, Michigan officially became the first Midwest state and the tenth U.S. state to legalize recreational marijuana About 55 percent of Michigan voters approved […]