Opinion: Transgender Individuals Have Every Right to Compete in Their Sports
As of March 2021, more than 20 states across the nation are planning to pass legislation to ban transgender students from participating in college athletics. […]
Articles by Kenna Childress
Mayan Urn Repatriation Scheduled for April 13
The Albion College Archives has been in possession of a unique Mayan Urn dating back to circa. 1525 A.D. This Tuesday, a repatriation ceremony will […]
Students Reminisce on Their Last Day of “Normal”
For many, March 2020 was the last month of normalcy before COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization. Now, a year […]
From the Archives: A Look Back at the History of Albion’s Female Professors
Albion College has over 50 female professors teaching across all departments. However, this standard of women professorship has not always existed. The first thirty years […]
Opinion: Why the Difference Between Women and Womxn is Important
Recently, use of the word “womxn” has gained headway. The word was coined by modern feminists on the basis of being more inclusive than the […]
Alpha Kappa Alpha Honors Valentine’s Sheroes
This past Valentine’s Day, the women of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sigma Zeta Chapter, held an event known as “Valentine Sheroes,” in which the chapter honored […]
Alumnus Taj Wallace (‘20) on the Struggles Educators Face During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Albion alumnus Jontaj (Taj) Wallace (‘20) has always used music to set himself apart. Coming from a family of basketball players, Wallace adopted his family’s […]
Celebrating Black History During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Feb. 1 marks the beginning of Black History Month. In years past, Albion College would have had multiple in-person events to celebrate the occasion. Due […]