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Rivard and Endsley have new stamps in their passports now thanks to Dr. Clayton Parr’s first-year seminar on Vienna and Albion Go Grants. Endsley was in Parr’s first-year seminar, and Rivard participated through the music major colloquium course.

Your campus is here for you today, Britons. Our faculty and staff are ready to support you, provide resources or offer a haven from a world that has momentarily turned upside down.

Today, we are all Spartans.

Our hearts are with MSU’s students, faculty and staff as they navigate through the shooting on their campus last night that took the lives of three students, severely injured five more and impacted so many of the Spartan family. As Britons, we are sending our collective thoughts and prayers as they find a resolution to this horrific incident and work through needed healing during this difficult time.

Whether she is hiking trails across the state in her spare time or helping students navigate the college experience, Jackie Gutierrez understands that you have to find the right path.

The name Rundle has been closely affiliated with Albion College football since Craig Rundle walked the sideline as head coach from 1997-2018. In 22 seasons, Craig Rundle was 127-94 and finished first in the MIAA seven times.

Speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives Joe Tate, the first African American to serve in that role, will be the guest speaker at Albion College’s Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation and Community Celebration Monday, Jan. 23 at 7 p.m. at the Bohm Theatre.

Taran McZee knows that Albion College is serious about diversity, equity and inclusion.

For Albion College’s Student Volunteer Bureau (SVB), the “season of giving” in December is more literal than figurative. “We had more than 250 people who just came to help wrap presents,” says SVB president Jacqulyn Schaefer, ’23. “We had to do it in the Science Complex Atrium.”

Intelligent.com, a trusted resource for program rankings and higher education planning, has included Albion College on its list of the Best Colleges in Michigan in 2023. The research identifies top schools in the state based on tuition fees, credit requirements and the available formats for coursework — on-campus or online classes.