Living with Languages – I-Space moves from Whitehouse to Fiske
All that’s left is a green space behind Ferguson. Years ago, the campus’ original I-House fell into disrepair and was removed. The modern language department […]
Articles by Nicholas Diamond
Up Goes Tuition as Down Goes The Dollar — Tuition increases by 4.68% for 2012-2013 year to meet rising costs
Before spring break, students were notified that the cost to attend Albion College would increase by 4.68% next year. According to the letter, signed by […]
Timely Research – Work by Albion professor cited in “Time,” “Men’s Health,” and “BBC”
Dr. Mareike Wieth has been teaching psychology at Albion College since 2005 and has participated in research on “optimum times of day.” She is interested […]
Opinion: It’s Not Science Fiction – Dr. Marcus Hughes visits campus, presents genetics work
I was born with a congenital heart defect that required surgery at the University of Michigan. It ended up costing just under $1 million. If […]
Cultural Celebrations — BSA observes Black History Month
On Feb. 27, the Black Student Alliance (BSA) is hosting the “Taste of Blackness,” an event aimed at presenting African-American culture. This is one of […]
Opinion: Modern Conservatism — GOP election is in full swing
In 263 days, Americans will vote in the 2012 Presidential election. The deficit sits at $15 trillion, immigration problems loom, the Affordable Care Act divides […]
Reclaiming History — Albion College rescues Washington Gardner High School
One hundred and twenty-two years ago, Washington Gardner became Vice-President and professor of Biblical History and Literature at Albion College. After serving for five years, […]
Futuristic Farming — Student Farm hunt for possible “hoop house” locations
It’s a 24-foot by 48-foot piece of farming equipment similar to a greenhouse. It has two layers of solar plastic that lets light in and […]
Lights, Camera, Fundraising — Kappa Alpha Theta fundraises for child court aid
Six fraternities, five sororities and one charity. Nov. 8 marked the fifth Kappa Alpha Theta KATwalk, a fashion show aimed at raising money through ticket […]
Campus Events Briefs
French Renaissance Fair hits the Kellogg Center The French Department coordinated their first Renaissance Fair on Nov. 3 as part of their mega cultural activity. […]
Going Green — CSE sponsors eco event at the Nature Center
Every year, factories expel 30 million tons of toxic chemicals into the environment. Every year, Americans produce 3,285 pounds of hazardous waste. Every Albion student […]
iBored — My 24 hours without technology
I think what I missed most was Facebook. As I sat on my futon reading my biology textbook, I could only imagine scrolling through the […]