Alumni

A new initiative highlights Albion alumni who met their partners through their college connections. Three alumni couples share snippets of their love stories on Valentine’s Day.

Cameron Voss ’20, chose Albion in order to participate in the Holocaust Studies Service-Learning Project, which for her was a “life changing” week of service restoring a Jewish cemetery in Poland.

Albion College’s historic Kresge Gymnasium—home to men’s and women’s basketball, women’s volleyball, and men’s and women’s wrestling—is slated to receive significant upgrades this summer thanks to a $1 million gift from Joe ’82 and Julie Serra.

A team of Albion College students have developed a web application designed to assist with military resource management through a project partnership between Black & Rossi, LLC and the Albion College Community Collaborative, or AC3.

Danielle Beard ’17 will discuss how to get involved at the local level

Mitch Klingler, a graduate of Albion College in 2014 from Jackson, MI, has been immersed in the world of running for the better part of his life. His dedication to the sport, disciplined training regimen, unwavering family support, and a genuine passion for running have been the driving forces behind his achievements, both as a student-athlete at Albion and in his post-collegiate career as a marathon runner.

Four Albion College alumni will share their inspiring stories about meaning and value in their work and personal lives at the annual Brit Talks

Science Complex Atrium, the Heart of STEM Learning, to be Named The Dr. Samuel and Holly Shaheen Family Science Atrium

Albion College graduate Tim Ward, ’86, recently got involved with an organization called Chance for Life, which pledges to “go the extra mile” to help those incarcerated build new skills and a new life.