Survive Finals with Finesse — Five tips for keeping your cool during exams
Final exams and the weeks prior can take a toll on students as pre-testing anxiety builds and the desire to procrastinate seems increasingly appealing. Caffeinated […]
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Graphic Nature — Junior reads graphic novels as part of research
Some students may read graphic novels in their free time, but Audrey Huggett, Traverse City junior, made them her research topic for her summer FURSCA […]
Reactions to Gay Pride Flag Burning — Students and alumni speak out
With reactions ranging from national media coverage to Facebook events to online petitions, the gay pride flag burning incident that occurred Oct. 18 at Albion […]
T-Shirts for Charity — Albion chapter of Sigma Nu places third in CreateMyTee charity competition
CreateMyTee is trying something new—creating charity competitions. On Nov. 3, CreateMyTee—a company run by four Albion alumni offering custom screen-printed apparel—announced the results of their […]
Erik Bledsoe — Christian musician rocks the stack
Erik Bledsoe, a Christian rock musician from Nashville, Tenn. was at Albion on Wednesday, Nov. 3. In between speaking and interacting with students in […]
Learning Communities — Classes offer different perspectives
Courses such as ENGL 101 or MATH 121 are always on the academic catalog, but learning community classes aren’t as familiar. While learning communities have […]
Quite Novel — Novelist Josh Weil visits Albion
On Nov. 11, novelist Josh Weil, winner of the New Writer’s Award from the GLCA, visited Albion as part of the English Department’s fall reading […]
FURSCA Profile — Put a cork in it
Some students and faculty may enjoy a glass of wine after a long day, but Nick Lessnau, Clinton junior, spent the working hours with a […]