With their second to last game, our Lady Bulldogs matched up against nationally ranked number 10 Hope College on the AC court for another win toward a March Madness journey. Hope beat Adrian 78-52 in the “Pink Out” game Feb. 14. I was able to attend the game with my good friend Mitchell Lindsay and …
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During the month of October, Adrian College’s Softball team participated in Random Acts of Kindness. This is where they spent the whole month performing random act of kindness for others. The random acts ranged between setting out a bowl of candy in the library for students to leaving out quarters by the washers and dryers …
Valade Gallery had a carefree atmosphere Feb. 5, as students and peers came to hear Aaron Brandt talk about his art show, “Low Pressure Systems.” The gallery walls were lined with large, vinyl, manipulated photos of cloud images with beautiful color and smooth line play. Brandt’s sublime art pieces seem unrelated to his original path …
The newly formed Adrian Area Little League has found its home for the 2019 baseball and softball season. On Monday, Feb. 18, the Adrian City Commission voted 7-0 to approve an amended resolution allowing for the Adrian Area Little League to be given priority for the scheduling of athletic fields. The amendment by Commissioner John …
Imagine going through your everyday routine conversing via iPad. This scenario is a daily reality for Jasmynn Archer, an 18-year-old high school student living with autism. Though she is technically nonverbal, she is able to use an iPad to communicate with family and friends. Jasmynn and her parents, Melissa and David Archer, will be on …
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One of the biggest decisions a student athlete has to make is choosing where to continue his or her athletic career beyond high school. Besides just figuring out which coach or team atmosphere is the best fit, there are additional factors that weigh on a student’s mind. Do I choose to leave my own state …
Continue reading Lenawee County athletes stay in the home spotlight in AC sports
Photo by Mike Dickie: AC Men's Volleyball junior defensive specialist Joseph Herrera Eight wins, 14 losses. The Men's Volleyball team hopes last year's 8-14 record soon becomes a distant memory. The overall record of 8-14 was the final statistic for the Bulldogs 2018 season. Last season was head coach Zak Krug’s first. Still, the 8th-place …
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On Friday, Feb 15, members of the Adrian College fraternities participated in runouts at the Caine Student Center. Runouts signifies the end of rush period for each semester. The fraternities usually compete in a dance-off, and then the new members join their chapter. “Runouts is important because it’s the day we can officially welcome those …
On February 20-22 at 7:30 P.M., and on the 23 of February, the matinee show will be at 2 P.M., Adrian College Theatre Department is hosting the play “Lysistrata.” translated by Sarah Ruden. According to https://www.ancient-literature.com, it’s a bawdy anti-war comedy by the ancient Greek playwright Aristophanes, first staged in 411 BCE. It is the …
The Academic Services Department in Jones Hall has some new faces this semester, according to Ben Ernst, who took over last semester as director. Joining Ernst is Steven Mitchell, tutoring coordinator, as well as Barbara Dame, accessibility services specialist. Dame replaces Danielle Ward, who left the college in December after 20 years to work for …
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