Between Classes: Drew Ash
This Week The featured professor this week is Dr. Drew Ash, who is currently serving as an adjunct assistant professor in Albion College’s mathematics department. […]
Articles by Jessica Behrman
Community Conversation Breakfast: Bridging Albion the College and Albion the Community
The first annual Community Conversation Breakfast in the Mary Sykes room of Upper Baldwin was hosted by Dr. Harry Bonner, a dedicated community member, and […]
Between Classes: Megan Farley Webb
This Week Featured in this week’s Between Classes is anthropology professor Megan Farley Webb. Webb, who graduated from Centre College, a small liberal arts school […]
Geological Society of America Rocked by Alexandra Horman’s Presentation
This past summer, Alexandra Horman, a senior from Grand Rapids, MI, had the opportunity to carry out research with her advisor, Carrie Menold, a professor […]
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 […]
A Change in Direction for Albion’s Cross Country Program
A new season has just begun for the Albion College Men’s and Women’s Cross Country teams. Derick Lawrence, Albion’s former head cross country coach, and […]
Toss the Scale, Redefining Healthy
As time goes on and societal norms change, the definition of what it means to be healthy also changes. On Sept. 7 Albion College Union […]
Buying Books, not Breaking the Bank
Let’s face it. College is expensive, especially private liberal arts schools. The beginning of each semester is when bank accounts are emptied of hard earned […]
Albionite Maggie LaNoue Draws the Community Together
In each of Maggie LaNoue’s Albion-centered art pieces, details like buildings and people give way to the larger picture: Albion’s small-town atmosphere condensed onto paper. […]
Linda LaNoue, Fellow of Rising Tide – Albion, Motivates Community Initiatives
Project Rising Tide is a state initiative focused on providing at-risk communities with resources and communication tools to help them create a successful economic framework. […]
Opinion: Inconvenience is the New Green. Students, Follow These Going-Green Tips
Living in a dorm on campus makes it tough to reduce waste. Even though there is access to recycling bins across campus, the inconvenience of […]
Play Review: ‘Ordinary Days’ Works in Extraordinary Ways
A struggling couple, two unlikely friends and 19 back-to-back songs had the audience glued to their seats in the opening performance of the musical “Ordinary […]