Editor-in-Chief Farewell: Beau Brockett Jr.
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Photos: Campus Rock Through the Semester
Albion’s Spring 2019 semester was filled with events students and community members alike could attend. Student issues arose in the semester, too, a unity demonstration […]
Anti-Abortion Student Leaders Attend Executive Order Signing
First they had to enter through a side door. Then they had to pass through three security checkpoints. Eventually, though, senior Gabby Resnick and Madison […]
Voices: The April 11 Unity Demonstration
On April 11, well over 100 campus and community members gathered in front of Albion College’s campus rock to hold a demonstration meant to unite […]
April Fool’s: Fraternity Book Club Nights in Full Swing
Spring fever hit Fraternity Row, but it hasn’t manifested itself into dartying and unbuttoned Hawaiian shirts this year. Instead, each Wednesday night, Albion’s brotherhoods are […]
“Dean” of Pollsters Peter Hart Discusses Elections, Survey Designs on Campus
On Saturday, March 16, students in the Gerald R. Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service received an email from Ford director Patrick […]
Pleiad Wins Five Awards in Michigan Press Association College Paper Contest
Three Albion Pleiad team members were recognized by the Michigan Press Association as 2018 College Better Newspaper Contest awardees. The awards were announced during MPA’s […]
College-Run Airport Shuttle Rates Changed; Some Want a Lower Price
Students using Campus Safety’s shuttle service to travel to Detroit Metropolitan Airport may have noticed a rate increase. The one-way cost per student this academic […]
Program to Help Volunteers Appropriately Support Sexual Assault Survivors
An annual program will allow Albion College students, staff and faculty to become supporters and advocates for sexual assault survivors, regardless of whether the assault […]
‘My Friend, the Visionary’: Professor Judy Lockyer to Retire After 34 Years at Albion
In 1984, English professor Mary Collar and then-English professor Charles Crupi had narrowed down their 150 applicants for a position in the English department to […]
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 […]