College Hires Chief Belonging Officer Taran McZee: ‘Let’s Change the Culture’
Beginning at 6:20 a.m. each morning, Taran McZee, the new Chief Belonging Officer of Albion College, leaves his home in Grand Rapids, listening to the […]
Month: January 2023
Opinion: Professors Should Prioritize Their Students’ Mental Health
Since the semester began, things have not gone the way I expected. I planned my schedule so it wouldn’t be stressful. I researched each of […]
Photos: Art Professor Solomon Presents “Sweet Honeyed Homelands” Collection at Bobbitt
On Friday, the Bobbit Visual Arts Center presented the art of Emmeline Solomon called “Sweet Honeyed Homelands.” Solomon is an artist who works at Albion […]
City of Albion Celebrates 60 Years Since Dr. King’s Visit at the Annual MLK Convocation
In March of 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave a speech to Albion College students and community members at Goodrich Chapel. 60 years later, […]
Sheila Williams: Serving Kindness
Pancakes and potatoes aren’t the only longstanding certainty giving off warmth at breakfast. For Baldwin-goers, Sheila Williams’ sunny smile and morning greetings offer another constant. […]
M3GAN: Humor or Horror? Hijinks Ensue
Last weekend, I went to see “M3GAN” at the Bohm Theatere downtown with some friends. When we walked into the lobby that afternoon, we asked […]
Spring Sports Preview: Season Brings Excitement For Albion Athletes
As the first few weeks of the spring semester unfold, the itch for bright sunny days and fresh green grass is getting stronger. Many of […]
Opinion: Let us in!
The Kellogg Center, or the KC as it is more affectionately known, is Albion College’s hub for student life. It hosts campus events, houses our […]
Juandering Out Loud: The Spanish Civil War as a Parable of Hope For The New Year
As the new year begins, I feel the need for a gentle reminder. I need to rekindle my hope after the toll that 2022 took […]
Chrissy Pfeil: Certificates and Badges Program Will ‘Make You More Marketable’
Pursuing a college education is one way people choose to grow their human capital and make themselves more valuable post-graduation. While going to class and […]
Is Something Wrong With the Water in Wesley Hall?
As first-year students learn their way around Albion’s campus, they soon discover that the water in Wesley Hall is… weird. “The drinking water in Wesley […]
Union Board Karaoke Night Inspires Laughs, Audience Participation at KC Stack
At the end of last week on Jan. 13, Union Board hosted an all-inclusive karaoke night for students to start off the new semester. Although […]