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Albion College Sports
- Kristin Nelson turned in her second-best efforts in the javelin throw and 800 meters to move up eight places in the heptathlon competion during the NCAA Division III Track & Field Championship.
- Kristin Nelson achieved a school record in the 100-meter hurdles and a personal record in the high jump as the heptathlon competition got underway in the NCAA Division III Track & Field Championship.
- Kristin Nelson achieved the 15th-best score of the 22 qualifying athletes in the heptathlon
- Matt Melvin capped his collegiate track & field career with a school-record performance in the steeplechase
- Ashley Miracle and Amanda Weaver ran the final 800-meter races of their collegiate careers in Naperville, Ill.
- Kristin Nelson made a 208-point improvement in the heptathlon in the Gregpry Invitational
- Dan Genord's academic and athletic development at Albion has made an impact on the lacrosse program at Gabriel Richard High School.
- Men's basketball team members assisted with projects at the Albion District Library and mentored students at Harrington Elementary School
- Matt Melvin's personal record in the steeplechase was the second-best time in school history
- Twenty-four Albion College graduates will walk across the Commencement stage wearing purple and gold honor cords symbolizing their induction into Chi Alpha Sigma, the national college athlete honor society.
Albion College News
A movie theatre for downtown Albion is one step closer to reality as Albion College announces a $220,000 pledge in support of the Bohm restoration campaign, spearheaded by the locally based Friends of the Bohm Theatre.
Kevin Metz, assistant professor of chemistry, was featured in a recent article in Chemical & Engineering News, a magazine and website produced by the American Chemical Society. The article, "Lab Lessons for Reluctant Chemists," explored three innovative examples of undergraduate chemistry offerings geared toward students not interested in a career in chemistry, including Metz's honors course, Great Issues in Science: Nanoscience.
Recent graduate Genevieve Kukurugya-Rabaut heads for France later this year, at the invitation of the French government. Kukurugya-Rabaut was accepted to the Teaching Assistant Program in France (TAPIF), a program of the national government that provides American English teachers for the public school system. She will spend seven months teaching in the Versailles area, near Albion's sister cities of Noisy-le-Roi and Bailly.