Second Halloween Spooktacular doubles down on community outreach
Following the success of last year’s event, Albion College is hosting another Halloween Spooktacular for the community. The event aims to bring the Albion community […]
Month: October 2014
Law professor speaks on importance of social media professionalism
How prepared would you feel if a future employer or graduate school was to examine your Facebook, Twitter or Instagram profile at this very moment? […]
Pleiad from Senegal: International community responds to epidemic
Pleiad from Senegal is a guest column by former Pleiad editor-in-chief Nicholas Diamond. Nick is abroad in Senegal, studying public health, French and Wolof. He’ll be reporting about health challenges […]
Bon Appetit redesigns meal plans for busy students
With the new changes in meal plans, busy schedules and simply being a college student, sometimes finding the time to do daily tasks can be […]
Challenging sexual assault at Albion
It is hard to miss the posters plastered all over campus. The simple yet striking design features recognizable Albion College staff and students holding up […]
Pleiad in Paris: France from two departments
At Albion, it’s not uncommon for students to travel to far off places with classes or other organizations. Some students, like me, even get to […]
Ford Institute director presents on Obamacare
On October 23, Patrick McLean, Director of Gerald R. Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service gave a speech about reforming health care […]
Neuroscience speaker focuses on ending degenerative brain disease
By John Forsyth Towsley Hall was completely packed and attendees were glued to their seats on a cloudy Tuesday night as Dr. Gregory Petsko, a […]
Red Wings’ playoff chances rest on goalie, player health
The Detroit Red Wings started the 2014-2015 season on Thursday, October 9, hosting the Boston Bruins at Joe Louis Arena. While the Wings defeated the […]
Q&A: author Joe Wilkins
The American West has fascinated Americans for decades. The great plains have been romanticized in American literature, film, and music countless times. Something about the […]
Gallery: Bohm Theatre reopens downtown
Additional reporting by Josh Van Laan The Bohm is back and better than before. On Thursday, Oct. 16, the Albion community came together to celebrate […]
Review: Urinetown
In a world where water is short, something’s got to give. In this town, plumbing is what gives. No one is allowed their own toilet, […]