Housing Task Force Seeks Student Opinions
“What do you want housing at Albion College to look like?” That’s the question posed by the Student Housing Task Force for students to answer. […]
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A New Vision: College’s New Strategic Plan Coming Soon
Every five years a committee gets together and writes out the overarching goals for how Albion College wants to approach the next five years. These […]
Interim president named Oberlin VP of finance
On Monday, March 17, Albion College officials announced the departure of interim president Mike Frandsen. A statement written by Don Sheets, chair of the Albion […]
Opinion: Merkel and National Security
As every single one of us should be aware, the National Security Agency (NSA) has increased its phone-tapping and internet supervision with guns a-blazing since […]
Active minds on camera
It may be hard to read someone else’s mind, but it’s certain that they are “always thinking”—especially if they are Albion students.
Budget put on ice
Albion administrators have instituted a pay and hiring freeze for the next year. Faculty and staff will not receive raises, and any searches for tenure track faculty have stopped, according to president Donna Randall.
The few. The proud. The Britons.
Despite reports, Albion’s smaller class size next year is not a result of budget cuts, poor PR or moldy residence hall buildings. The small class size is actually a result of a new recruiting campaign inspired by the United States Army old slogan: An Army of One.
Albion’s bailout plan
In a statement released by the DDR last Tuesday, the presidential administration announced a $5,000,000.00 bailout plan for Albion College to cover the costs of needed expenses, including the implementation of flat screen TVs in Old Keller, art sculptures in the science complex and bicycles for the bike library.
It may or may not be booze
Bottoms up! Alcohol may be a growing problem on Albion’s campus.
It is rumored that a number of sorority women, who may or may not actually go to Albion, may have consumed alcohol in disproportionate amounts at their formal, and an unconfirmed number of Wesley RAs may or may not have been forced to resign due to alcohol violations.