Academics

With soft-spoken grace, sharp wit and a unique discernment of important events, Diane Nash enthralled a full Bohm Theatre audience in downtown Albion February 2 for the 2016 Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation and Community Celebration.

Dramatic presentations, interactive entertainment and the unique cuisines of African Americans are all part of Albion’s celebration of Black History Month. The following events are free and open to the public unless otherwise specified. For more information, contact Albion College’s Office of Intercultural Affairs director Keena Williams, [email protected] or 517/629-0501.

Both subtle and dramatic, change is coming to Albion College in the form of several new construction and renovation projects. In particular, the renovation of Munger Place into a new student “living-and-learning” community as well as reimagined and revamped outdoor athletic facilities to be collectively called the Davis Athletic Complex are planned to be ready by the time students return to campus for the fall semester.

Former CareerBuilder exec, film producer, touring trombonist pursues volunteer role

Memorial service scheduled for May 10 in Chelsea