Albion College News

It's only 20 miles as the crow flies from Garrett Kuhlman's hometown of Tecumseh to Michigan Stadium.

Comic book creator Mark Crilley * WHEN: 7 p.m. today. * WHERE: Willard Library, 7 W. Van Buren St., Battle Creek.

For those who want to save the planet, listen to live music or discover their carbon footprint, Albion College's Environmental Institute provides the opportunity with its Green Day celebration.

The Albion College equestrian program has had a strong start to its 2009-2010 season, with meets at home in Albion and away meets at Michigan State University, The University of Western Ontario in Canada and at Grand Valley State University.

Miller College faculty and staff welcome Debra Pierce as the newest faculty member in the Miller College School of Nursing.

Albion College's Secular Humanist Group and Art Club join forces to bring the Empty Bowls dinner to the Albion community.

Albion College is pleased to announce that the following local students have been awarded Albion College scholarships in recognition of their superior academic achievements.

The ESU Foundation is looking to the future, and with the help of a new chief development officer, the outlook is bright.

Albiona s school colors are purple and gold, but on Thursday, Oct. 29, the college celebrated a new color: green.

St. Louis-based performance artist Jimmy Kuehnle walks through the intersection of Rose and Vine streets Thursday afternoon wearing a giant inflatable suit.

Specters, apparitions, inexplicable sounds and things going more than bump in the night.

Albion College is making history as the first college in the State of Michigan to become certified in the Michigan Turfgrass Environmental Stewardship Program .

Charter One has named a former Michigan executive from the bank as the new president of its Ohio region.

School-age students from the Albion Community are invited to visit Albion College's campus for Community Day on Saturday, October 31.

'The Butler Did It' * WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday; 3 p.m. Sunday.

'Is the Death Penalty Dying: Reflections on the End of America's Love Affair with Capital Punishment,' brings a current hot-button to Albion College for the third annual David Aldrich Symposium in Law, Justice and Society.

Panopto, a type of software used to record and stream lectures, is currently being piloted by several Albion College faculty members in their classrooms.

Felicia Lewis has lived a varied life throughout her time in State College, working with politicians, libraries and prisons.

Kellogg Community College will host its annual college night from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Nov.

As a physics major with an interest in astronomy, Lesley Simanton, '09, reached for the stars at Albion College, but her view got even better shortly after walking across the commencement stage in front of Kresge Gymnasium last May.