Celebrating women through music and poetry
Kicked off by Dr. Trish Franzen’s lecture on Dr. Anna Howard Shaw on Tuesday, March 25, Women’s History Month has been packed into a week […]
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Brits promote safety through Red Watch
What would you do if your friend needed serious help at a party? Or what if, after heavy drinking, he or she lost a pulse? […]
Healthy body, healthy mind
Staying healthy. It’s something many college students don’t think about until they’re drowning in dirty tissues and suffering from one of the worst colds they’ve […]
Behind the Career Development Office
New advancements in the Career Development Office are getting many students excited about future employment and internships. But how instrumental is the Career Development Office […]
Q&A with Trisha Franzen
Spring and Women’s History Month have arrived. This year, in spirit of this month’s theme, Women’s Gender Studies professor Trisha Franzen published her new book […]
Successful philanthropy week celebrates Albion giving
From the light illuminating each classroom down to the funny egg-shape chairs scattered about newly-renovated Stockwell library, Albion College has been powered, in innumerable ways, […]
Whiting Award winner visits Albion
Albion College hosted a poetry reading on March 2nd featuring Rowan Ricardo Phillips, a New York native and associate professor of English at Stony Brook […]
In defense of Kickstarter
Want to raise money for your dream bakery? Maybe you need funds for the restoration of an underappreciated mural or innovative videogame. Kickstarter, a crowdsourcing […]
College wins Senator Paul Simon award
Albion College has won the Senator Paul Simon Award for campus internationalization. The city of Albion and Albion College have developed strong ties with the […]
College offers courses at correctional facility
Sociology professor Scott Melzer and political science professor Bill Rose have received approval to teach a course each at Jackson’s Cotton Correctional Facility through the […]
Personality Profile: Patrick Coyle
Patrick Coyle, ’84 alumnus, may have been your typical Albion student-athlete who spent his freshman days in second-east Wesley, pledged a fraternity and played college-level […]
Less is More set to record first album
A passion for music and a need to play have led to the beginning of quite the journey for Jane Finkel, Mackinac Island senior, and […]