Alumni

The leader of the nonprofit CultureVerse aims to preserve art exhibitions long after they close, working directly with artists and employing innovative technologies “so that a museum experience could be experienced any time, anywhere.”

Read about four recent graduates’ deepening connection to their alma mater through their staff and faculty roles at the College.

Even halfway around the world from our beloved campus. Albion graduates excitedly share their common experiences. It happens more often than we think.

The bonds you form at Albion College are lifelong. As other graduates may have helped you, so can you help others.

Today, Albion College celebrates 187 years as an institution. That’s a remarkable milestone, one that is shared by less than 3% of all American colleges and universities. For 187 years, Albion College has been proud to send our graduates out into the world with liberal arts degrees that prepared them for business and personal success in all walks of life.

Get to know Interim President Joe Calvaruso, ’78 and his wife, Donna, in an informal online chat this evening — details below.

Finish senior year early — or take the opportunity to travel in South America? Senior Leonard Ciemniecki, ’20, had a big decision to make, one that was more challenging because he didn’t want to miss his fourth (and final) swim season on Albion’s team. His coach, Mary Ann Egnatuk, ’76, arranged for Leonard to take the fall 2019 semester off so he could fulfill his travel dreams.

Peggy Sindt wants every Albion student to have a chance to develop their potential through experiential learning—the way she and her husband, Conrad, did during their time at Albion.

The nearly 60-person gathering earlier this fall included the dedication of a memorial bench at the Davis Athletic Complex.