Albion College Campus Map (2025-2010)
The Albion College Campus Map provides a complete overview of our campus in Albion, Michigan. Key landmarks include the Stockwell Memorial Library and Goodrich Chapel situated near the central Campus Quad , with the Science Complex located to the east along Cass Street.
Use this map to navigate our academic, residential, and athletic facilities.
Albion College Campus Map 2025
This map displays the main Albion College campus , helping you find your way between academic buildings like Olin Hall and Ferguson Hall , residential areas, and athletic centers.
Printable Albion College Campus Map PDF 2025
Download a high-resolution, printable PDF of the 2025 campus map. This version is ideal for offline use or for guiding visitors during campus tours.
Albion College Campus Guide
This guide provides further context for the campus map, detailing the layout of key zones, major landmarks, and primary access routes for navigating the campus.
Campus Layout & Landmarks
The campus is organized around a central Campus Quad, which is bordered by key academic and student buildings. To the east, you’ll find the Science Complex and Stockwell Memorial Library. The Bonta Admission Center is located on the north side along Michigan Avenue.
Walking Routes & Accessibility
Pedestrian pathways connect the Campus Quad to all major academic buildings and residence halls. Main routes run north-south along Ditzler Way and east-west, crossing Cass Street to connect the residential quad with the athletic complex.
Parking & Entrances
Visitor parking is available near the Bonta Admission Center and Kellogg Center. Main campus entrances are accessible from Michigan Avenue and Porter Street. Refer to the official parking map for designated permit zones.
Transit & Getting Here
Albion College is located in Albion, MI, easily accessible from I-94. The main campus is situated between Michigan Avenue to the north and Erie Street to the south, with Cass Street running vertically through the eastern academic buildings.
Dorms & Student Housing
Residential halls are concentrated in the southern and western areas of campus. These include Mitchell Towers and Wesley Hall located south of the Campus Quad , as well as Seaton Hall , Whitehouse Hall , and Ingham Hall to the west.
Dining & Student Life
Main student dining is located in Baldwin Hall on the west side of the quad. Additional options include Qdoba Mexican Eats in the Kellogg Center and a We Proudly Serve Starbucks in the Stockwell Memorial Library.
Older Albion College Campus Maps
This archive contains previous versions of the Albion College campus map. These maps are available for historical reference and to observe campus growth and changes over time.
Albion College Campus Map 2010
FAQ
This section answers common questions about navigating the Albion College campus, including finding specific buildings, understanding parking regulations, and locating visitor resources.
What is Albion College known for?
Albion College is known for its strong liberal arts education, pre-med and pre-law programs, and its equestrian center. It also emphasizes undergraduate research and hands-on learning. The college maintains small class sizes and a student-faculty ratio of 12:1, fostering a close-knit academic environment.
Why did Albion College close?
As of October 2025, Albion College has not officially closed. However, it has faced financial challenges, declining enrollment, and administrative controversies. These pressures have raised public concern about its future, but no formal announcement of closure has been made by the institution.
Is Albion College conservative?
Albion College is generally considered a liberal-leaning institution. Its curriculum, campus culture, and student organizations reflect progressive values. While conservative views are present, they represent a minority among faculty and students. The college promotes open dialogue and encourages diverse political perspectives.
How religious is Albion College?
Albion College is affiliated with the United Methodist Church but operates as a nonsectarian institution. While it honors its religious heritage, it does not require religious participation. Students of all faiths and beliefs are welcome, and spiritual life is optional and diverse across campus.
