On Nov. 19 a group of eight students traveled to Chicago for the weekend for the American Model United Nations conference. AC’s delegation was the People’s Democratic Republic of Korea, which is more commonly known as North Korea. This is AC’s first time participating in Model UN. The conference was held at the Sheraton...
The French Club is among the many clubs and organizations that Adrian College has to offer. The French Club is a great way for students to experience speaking French outside of the classroom and to also be introduced to the French culture through films, food, parties and field trips. Junior and secretary of the...
On Nov. 20, Circle K hosted the Snowpia of Service at Adrian College. Snowpia is an annual Michigan District event that is held near the end of November and the beginning of December. The event involved eight out of 14 Michigan District of Circle K clubs and two chapters from the Wisconsin-Upper Michigan District...
Siena Heights University is hosting “Lenawee County Photographers,” a photography exhibition that features two of Adrian College’s faculty members: Garin Horner, assistant professor of art and design, and Hank Cetola, lecturer of psychology. The exhibition began Nov. 8 and runs until Dec. 14 in SHU’s Klemm Gallery located at 1247 East Siena Heights...
From Nov. 7 through 11, the Student Veterans Organization sold yellow ribbons for $1 or a donation in Caine Student Center and Ritchie Marketplace. The ribbons could be personalized with “In memory of..” or “In honor of..” and are now being displayed in Caine to show the support that people have on campus for...
Over the weekend a group of students from Adrian College traveled to St. Louis, Miss. for Exploration, a United Methodist-based conference concerning the ministry field. “The main purpose of this trip was to help college students discern whether or not they are called to ministry,” said sophomore Emily Hoffman. The conference, which lasted from...
The organization African American Leaders Promoting Higher Achievement (A.L.P.H.A.) hosted a talent show last Thursday at 6 p.m. in the Adrian-Tobias Room. President of A.L.P.H.A., sophomore Nathaneil Ludaway, helped organize the show and coordinate the acts. He said he was satisfied with how the night went overall. “It went good. All the acts were...
Alpha Phi and Phi Kappa Sigma teamed up for the first annual Cardiac Arrest yesterday. The event ran from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Caine. The Alpha Phi and Phi Kappa Sigma’s Cardiac Arrest was the perfect opportunity for students to be jokingly arrested and also support a great cause. The event had...
Glenn Rand, chair for the Master of Fine Arts program in photography at Brooks Institute for Photography in Santa Barbara, Calif., brought a special art exhibition to Adrian College Tuesday. The photography exhibit, called “After-8,” boasts work from eight photographers, whose only common bond is their Master of Fine Arts degree from Brooks. A...
The Adrian College International Student Organization (ISO), along with its co-sponsors, the Institute for Study Abroad and A.L.P.H.A., staged the sixth annual Global Foods Festival Nov. 3. November is Native American National Heritage Month and the food event helps celebrate the fall harvest. The festival was held in the Caine Student Center during lunch...