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As Albion College prepares to formally recognize the Class of 2022 May 7 at Commencement, the College for the first time hosted three multicultural graduation events April 29: La Cosecha for Latinx and Hispanic students, the Lavender graduation for LGBTQIA+ students and the Kente graduation for Black students.

Is that spicy yellowtail really tuna? Albion students gain experience in DNA extraction and identification techniques.

A pair of volumes by Dr. Lia Jensen-Abbott aids in sharing anew the story of one of the most important African American composers.

Music and physics majors Nathaniel Jennings, ’22, and Daniel McGarry, ’22, are concluding a successful undergraduate run. 

Snapshots of some of the many current efforts on and around campus.

Director and Theatre Department Chair Zach Fischer casts College staff in play’s parental roles.

Dr. Vicki Baker’s human resources class virtually brings together classrooms on four continents in a project for the Global Liberal Arts Alliance.

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.”

With everything from art to science, this year’s celebration of student research promises to be educational for everyone.

The assistant dean for student success, who joined the Albion College community seven years ago, began his work with the Cutler Center in 2019 when he joined the team that designed the Center’s mission and vision. The short description? “We’re in the business of supporting students and removing barriers to their success,” says Berry.