As you have noticed, on April 8th, Phase I of the renovations for Peelle and Jones Halls began and will continue for twenty months. The entrance for these buildings will be restricted to the Charles Street entrance, and the Williams Street steps by the loading dock. There are many improvements to be done not only…
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AC prepares for Spring Commencement
The Adrian College Spring Commencement ceremony will take place May 5th. The festivities will begin at 8:30 a.m. and run throughout the day, ending at 5:00 p.m. Graduating seniors will begin their day with a rehearsal and class photo on the mall. Students will attend a Baccalaureate Service in the Herrick Chapel and be treated…
SWC has Living Library
The Living Library will take place on Wednesday April 17th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in Valade Hall. This event is hosted by the social work club and functions to dispel stereotypes. “It’s a fantastic event,” said junior and president of the social work club, LaQwana Dockery. “All colleges should do it. It should…
Student Organization Spotlight – All AC’s artists welcome in Art Club
For this week’s issue, College World turns its Organization Spotlight on the Adrian College Art Club (ACAC). AC’s Art Club does not only accept Art majors and minors into its membership, but all AC students who share a love and fascination for art are invited to join. The Art Club looks to develop growth both…
AC students help with ‘Collect 4 Kids’ Drive
For many Adrian College students, the idea of having to wear shoes with holes in them seems ludicrous. Many students may never know how it feels to be without warm clothing or the escape of a book. Sadly, many local children know those feelings. To help children in need, some Adrian College students participated in…
Detwiler to discuss Native American imagery
The Michigan Department of Civil Rights (MDCR), in a complaint filed to the U.S. Department of Education on February 8, listed 35 mascots in Michigan’s k-12 schools for their use of American Indian imagery and symbolism. Only two of those schools, Tecumseh and Clinton will be central in the topic of discussion by the upcoming…
CIS helps broaden horizons for AC students
Adrian College hosted the Center for International Studies (CIS) on Tuesday, March 26, 2013. CIS benefits many students by pointing them in the right direction when it comes to questions regarding the opportunity to study overseas. While studying abroad is fun in theory, the decision does not come lightly to most students. Sophomore Jordan Zalenko…
Scholarship Day for prospective Bulldogs
Adrian College hosted another Scholarship Day for prospective students, on Saturday, March 20. Prospective AC students, from all around the country, spent a day at Adrian College, taking in their surroundings and partaking in all of the Scholarship Day activities that were offered. Scholarship Day offered prospective AC students the opportunity to visit campus and…
Crash survivor speaks to AC about disability
It is not uncommon while walking around campus to complain “There are so many stairs” or “Why don’t these sidewalks go in straight lines to our classes?” Most of us don’t realize how easy our lives are. Most of us aren’t thankful for our ability to drink a glass of refreshing water. Those who attended…
AC French Club takes trip to Detroit, MI
The French Club is just one of many student organizations that students can get involved in on the Adrian College Campus. It is a great way for students to use the language outside of the classroom and to also be introduced to the French culture through films, food, parties, and field trips. March 23, members…
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