Opinion: There is Still a Language Barrier
When we sit down in our classrooms at Albion College, it is fair to say that if you are a native English speaker with a […]
Articles by Aura Ware
Divine Dance Team: Doing it for the Culture
The Divine Dance Team, previously known as Sonic Boom, has been at Albion College since fall 2018. Ever since the group established itself on campus, […]
Student Employee Training Sessions Eliminating “Do nothing Jobs”
Troy Kase, director of the Career and Internship Center, is one of the leaders over the new student employee training sessions this year. “It’s all […]
Carrie Walling, Students Launch Human Rights Lab
Carrie Walling, political science professor, incoming director for the Ford Institute and current director for the Prentiss M. Brown Honors Program, has been helping students […]
AmeriCorps Returns to Albion’s Campus
AmeriCorps, a federal program that provides grants to organizations across the country to conduct programming, has returned to Albion College’s campus. Lindsey Knowlden, director of […]
Student Resources Consolidated for Greater Accessibility
Over the last year, Albion College has moved student resources to more accessible and inviting locations on campus. The goal of these changes is to […]
College Introduces Albion-O Freshmen Orientation Experience
Last month, the Class of 2025 became the first to experience Albion-O, the new freshmen orientation experience at Albion College. Acknowledging that freshmen orientation in […]
Opinion: A Demonstration Without an Action Plan is Simply Performance
When a string of racist actions, starting on March 26, overtook campus, the student body responded. Though an individual has been named responsible for the […]
Black Women Winning: Alexis Wilkerson
Black women on Albion College’s campus, both students and alumni, have been doing phenomenal work to create a more inclusive space for marginalized students. From […]
How to be Better Allies to the Asian Community
Hate crimes frequently occur against people of color in the United States and across the globe. Recently, an anti-Asian hate crime was carried out in […]
Opinion: Remote Student Life Forces Students to Weigh Pros and Cons
For some Albion College students, doing classes remotely this semester was a no-brainer. To these students, being on campus during the COVID-19 pandemic just wasn’t […]
The Psychology of Online Classes Explained
Since the COVID-19 pandemic has started, virtual classes have been happening every day. Though this is an alternative that allows classes to be held under […]