Campus Life

Irene Corona-Avila, ’22, talks about the students’ trending Instagram feed, which features a running display of self-expression through sartorial fire and ice.

More than 480 first-year students took the student pledge during Albion College’s annual Matriculation Ceremony.

The new leadership position brings together the former offices of Campus Programs and Organizations and Intercultural Affairs. “The message I keep repeating to students is that they have a voice,” says Mathis, who started in the role earlier this month.

The Albion native helps a diverse student population navigate the mental and physical challenges of today’s world.

It’s part of a continuing commitment by Albion College to provide a diverse and inclusive learning and working experience.

Theatre, music and art along with two culturally based dinners give Albion College’s 2017 Black History Month Celebration an entertaining and thought-provoking flair.

For the sixth straight year, Albion College has been recognized for its commitment to promoting civic engagement, volunteerism and service learning. Albion was one of 86 colleges and universities named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for its collective 2015 efforts.

One of Albion’s own, Keena Williams, will become the director and president’s special advisor for global diversity at Albion College. Williams, a 2009 Albion College alumna and a graduate of Albion High School, is currently the College’s interim director for intercultural affairs and has been a part of the Office of Intercultural Affairs staff for nearly four years. The promotion is effective April 1.