Play Review: “Intimate Apparel” Takes off on Opening Night
The cast of “Intimate Apparel” brought the drama and laughter of long distance relationships in a time before smartphones and social media to a delighted […]
Month: September 2019
Albion’s Big Read Celebrates Kickoff
The Albion Big Read celebrated its fifth annual kickoff parade in Holland Park on Saturday. Holland Park, also called Westward, has an important history which […]
Opinion: Thi Bui’s Lecture Shines Light on Current World Issues
In an effort to help build a community among first-year students, Albion College alum Richard M. Smith founded the Richard M. Smith Common Reading Experience […]
Albion College Holds First Iron Chef Competition
In the midst of a new semester, Baldwin decided it was time to try something new and tasty. On Wednesday, Sept. 18, 10 student contestants […]
Opinion: Community Events Drive Growth
The 53rd annual Festival of the Forks celebration took place Friday and Saturday in downtown Albion. This event is a staple of the Albion community […]
Latest Mosquito Epidemic Results in Deaths in Michigan: What You Need to Know
Mosquitoes have long been known to transfer deadly diseases. The Zika and West Nile viruses come to mind as just a couple. Although these illnesses […]
Albion College Participates in Global Climate Strike
Fridays for the Future Greta Thunberg received worldwide attention in Aug. of 2018 when she took time off school to demonstrate outside the Swedish parliament. […]
What Matters to Leroy Wright and Why
The What Matters to Me and Why Dinner, held in Upper Baldwin on Wednesday evening, aimed to bring together faculty, staff and students, allowing them […]