Opinion: There is a Stigma Around COVID-19
Watching the news and keeping up with social media, I knew that there was a stigma around those that caught COVID-19. It’s no secret that […]
Articles by Paola Amaya
Voting: A Privilege That Some Albion Students Do Not Have
As the upcoming presidential election approaches on Tuesday, many people are preparing to vote. However, some individuals are unable to do so. This population includes […]
Honoring OLA for Hispanic Heritage Month
The Organization of Latinx Awareness (OLA) invited students to play lotería, on Sept. 15. The event brought students together to enjoy a common game among […]
Albion College’s Adjusts Approach to Campus Events
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Albion College has put forth an effort to maintain a lively social atmosphere on campus. “This semester, campus programming is different […]
Play Review: Detroit ‘67
This past weekend, the Albion theatre department put on its first show of the year, “Detroit ’67,” which portrays Chelle, played by Jessica Neal, a […]
Students Opt out of Pursuing Education Degrees Across Michigan
According to the U.S. Department of Education, from the 2008-09 to 2016-17 school year, there was a 70% decrease in students majoring in K-12 education […]
LGBriTs Hosts Annual Drag Show
In support of the LGBTQ+ community, LGBriTs and Union Board co-sponsored Albion’s annual Drag Show. The show took place on Friday at the KC Stack […]
Albion Receives Grant to Reduce Interpersonal Violence on Campus
This past week, Albion College received an Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) grant, which aims to reduce sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and […]
Opinion: Breaking the Mental Health Stigma is up to Us
World Mental Health Day, organized by the World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH), is this Thursday. This year, the WFMH made suicide prevention the main […]
Opinion: Thi Bui’s Lecture Shines Light on Current World Issues
In an effort to help build a community among first-year students, Albion College alum Richard M. Smith founded the Richard M. Smith Common Reading Experience […]
What Matters to Leroy Wright and Why
The What Matters to Me and Why Dinner, held in Upper Baldwin on Wednesday evening, aimed to bring together faculty, staff and students, allowing them […]
Albion College Student Recognized for Disability Advocacy
This past Spring, Jasmine Maddox, a senior from Atlanta, Georgia, was named one of two recipients of the 2019 Association on Higher Education and Disability […]