The entire Caine Student Center was packed last Saturday night from top to bottom for the annual men’s run-out, which included all of the fraternities at Adrian College. Even the Skyboxes were heavily opulent with viewers for the night’s entertainment. And entertaining it was. One by one each fraternity entered the building. TKE, Tau Kappa…
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AC Business Club hosts Rock-n-Bowl
The Adrian College Business Club hosted a fundraiser, Rock-N-Bowl, on this past Saturday at the Lenawee County Recreational Bowling Alley, also known as ZZ’s. The event started at 6:30 p.m. and went to 9:30 p.m. The cost for the event was 20 dollars and included three games of bowling and shoe rental. This event was…
ISO brings culture to campus
The International Students Organization, most commonly known as ISO, is a group of students that help the Adrian College community become more diverse to international cultures. Whether students are interested in cultures from Japan to France or Puerto Rico, ISO has something to offer them. The club meets on Wednesdays, and the next meeting being…
ACDT co-ed dance a crowd pleaser
Last Wednesday, the Adrian College dance team performed their annual co-ed Dance during halftime of the varsity women’s basketball game against Hope College. The theme this year was 60’s. The dance started out with the four seniors of the team, Alyssa Allen, Paige Groomes, Becky Smith, and Elizabeth Watts performing their senior dance. Each senior…
AC community gives the Gift of Life
Since January 13 Adrian College has been participating in the campus challenge hosted by Gift of Life, which is the organization in Michigan responsible for organ donation. The pre-health professions society at AC is the group responsible for the Gift of Life Challenge on campus. This organization is comprised of students from all areas in…
Safe Place Continues To Grow
Safe Place is an organization on campus that offers an environment where people can feel secure and discuss various concerns about the fair treatment of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer (GLBTQ) community. “Technically, it’s a place where anybody can come and talk about these issues,” said senior Jacob Norman, the current president of…
Ford provides night of jazz entertainment
On Monday night, Pete Ford, assistant professor of music, lit up Dawson with his piano playing. He was accompanied by fellow players Alan Gleghorn of Cleveland’s Swing City Big Band on the bass and electric guitar, conductor and recording studio coordinator Elijah Vazquez on the drums, and his wife, saxophonist and clarinetist, Shannon Ford, who…
McCleary talks chemistry of chocolate
As Valentine’s Day inches nearer and nearer, chocolate seems to become increasingly popular and is making its way into store displays, Valentine bouquets and gift baskets. This is why assistant dean of academic affairs and former chemistry professor, Keith McCleary chose this past Monday to give his presentation on the history and chemistry of America’s…
Students gather in Caine for Superbowl
This past Sunday, students piled into Caine Student Center for Campus Activity Network’s (also known as CAN) Superbowl Sunday screening. Lights were dimmed, the huge projector screen was set up and the main floor was rearranged to provide a comfortable environment for Adrian College students to cheer on their favorite team. Packers and Steelers fans…
AC Chemistry Club places third in competition
Adrian College Chemistry Club students traveled to University of Detroit-Mercy this past Saturday to compete in the fourth annual Battle of the Chemistry Clubs. The theme this year was “The Throwdown in the Motown.” The event was organized in order to bring chemistry clubs from all over Michigan to compete against each other. Eight teams…
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