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December was a busy month for the Search Committee right up to the week before Christmas. We have made substantial progress in our Search to date with some excellent candidates interested in Albion College. The Committee and Search Firm continue to work diligently to match candidates’ skills and experience with the future needs of Albion College.

A journey may start with a single step, but an international step requires a passport — and for Albion College students, that start is now a lot more accessible. 

Albion’s “winningest coach” and professor emeritus of physical education Mike Turner, ’69, reflects on life and career

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.”

The Detroit News

The “Golden Age” of antibiotic discovery was between 1950 and 1970 but since then no new classes of antibiotics have been discovered.

At last count, there were roughly a bazillion podcasts in cyberspace, but you only need to look at a random handful to see that a lot of the content is, well, kind of unbelievable. And for English professor Ian MacInnes, that’s the point of “Real Fantastic Beasts.”

It wasn’t the hue of the wave in the recent election that excited Elizabeth Netcher, assistant director of campus life at Albion College.

As the holiday season approaches, it is a good time to send an update on the Presidential Search for Albion College.

Astronaut Josh Cassada, ’95, got to stretch his legs today (Nov. 15) after spending his first month aboard the International Space Station.