‘Teaching the Dream’ with Derrick Alridge at Annual MLK Convocation
Teachers have often been pushed to the margins of history despite their influence on the younger generation, something that Derrick Alridge, professor of education and […]
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Photos: Stirling Books & Brew Hosts ‘Cozy Grown-Up Book Fair’
For years, Scholastic has held book fairs at schools across the country. On Wednesday, Stirling Books & Brew brought their customers back to their childhoods […]
Photos: Men’s Wrestling Team Tackles Senior Night
The stands were full of fans and family members as the men’s wrestling team went up against the University of Olivet for their senior night […]
SigNEW: Previously Closed, Sigma Nu House Returns
With a dozen active brothers, the previously closed Sigma Nu (Sig Nu) fraternity has returned to campus with the start of the semester. According to […]
New IT Work Orders System ‘Faster, Smoother, Cleaner’; Facilities to Make Switch in May
Students, staff and faculty who’ve needed to update their key card access or reset their password this semester may have noticed that the process for […]
New Brit Books Program ‘An Easier Process For Our Students’
Cardboard packages line the shelves of Albion College’s bookstore, holding the items students need for their spring classes. This semester, several changes have been made […]
Remembering El’Verson Mitchell, ‘20: ‘Someone Willing to Listen and Help’
Albion College students learned in an email from the Office of Student Development on Jan. 6 that El’Verson Mitchell, alumnus ‘20, was “killed by a […]
Grand Opening of Albion’s New Art Center ‘a Win-Win for Our Entire Community’
Winter festivities have begun early this year in downtown Albion, welcoming community members to come together to celebrate local art. On Nov. 20, the Albion […]
What Matters and Why Dinner Returns After COVID Pause
11 years ago, past Albion College President Mauri Ditzler spoke at the first ever What Matters and Why Dinner. On Wednesday, President Wayne Webster followed […]
Monday’s ‘Hectic’ Class Registration: What Happened?
When Detroit senior Kaylun Butler started her day on Monday, she thought “it was just going to be like any other registration day.” Butler said […]
Confronting ‘Confusion,’ ‘Fear’ in Week Six of Government Shutdown
On Wednesday, this government shutdown officially became the longest in U.S. history, according to CNN, at 38 days long. Though the shutdown began in Washington, […]
CSE Begins Recycling Bin Distribution Program at Green Day
According to Director of Grounds John Hibbs Albion College recycled “179,420 pounds of material” in 2019. In a “considerable drop-off,” Hibbs said that number fell […]