Opinion: John James’ Campaign Taught Me When the World Says You Can’t, You Can
While completing law school applications, several advisers told me what I could and could not be. The one common theme was that I couldn’t be […]
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President Ditzler Announces the Wilson Insititute for Medicine
In a celebratory event held at the Norris Center Science Atrium, President Mauri Ditzler announced the creation of the Wilson Institute for Medicine following a […]
Potential New City Manager Brings Diverse Qualifications
In a 7-3 decision, the Albion City Council voted to hire LaToya R. Rufus as Albion’s new city manager at its Sept. 24 meeting. At […]
Wakey Bakey Pastry Shoppe Opens in Albion
The Wakey Bakey Pastry Shoppe hosted its grand opening at the Albion Food Hub. The March 20 Grand Opening was so popular that they had […]
How Do People Define Love?
Urban Dictionary’s top definition of love is “nature’s way of tricking people into reproducing.” While the Merriam Webster Dictionary defines love as “a strong affection […]
Albion City Council Approves Four Marijuana Permits
On Thursday, November 2, Albion City Council met to vote on marijuana permits in the city of Albion. The council passed four resolutions approving each […]
Opinion: Albion College and the Middle East Have One Thing in Common, Silence.
On September 7, the Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service sponsored their first speaker, Todd Holmstrom, who discussed Middle East Diplomacy. He […]
Review: Fefu and Her Friends
This weekend, the Albion Theater Department will be performing Fefu and Her Friends written by Maria Irene Fornes at Belmont Manor. At first glance, Belmont […]
My First Time
Albion to Jackson on I-94 is a typical road trip for most students. We find many of our home comforts like Olive Garden, Meijer, Target, […]
Albion’s 100 Year Anniversary of the Great Migration
As Thanksgiving arrives, Albion will be marking its 100 year anniversary with its role in the Great Migration. The Great Migration was the mass movement […]
Opinion: College Failing Students After the Election through Safe Spaces
In the aftermath of the election, classes have been canceled. Professors have moved due dates on projects. We have had quizzes that ask us to […]
School Supplies Stolen
On the afternoon of Wednesday, Sept. 21, school supplies to be donated to children in need were stolen from the Kellogg Center. According to Sydney […]