Ken George: The Importance of Storytelling
It’s just after 1 p.m. on a Friday afternoon. For most major news source journalists, the heat of a day’s work is in full swing. […]
Articles by Andrew Wittland
College Sees Influx of Spirit Rock Facebook Events
(Part of the Plebian — April Fools’ Edition) Albion College’s infamous spirit rock, located on the campus quad outside Vulgamore Hall, is a beloved landmark […]
Sheryl Mitchell Discusses Resignation
Albion City Manager Sheryl Mitchell announced her letter of resignation via Facebook, effective March 31. The next day, Albion City Council held a meeting to […]
City Council Accepts Sheryl Mitchell’s Resignation
By Andrew Wittland and Morgan Garmo The Albion City Council hosted a special meeting to accept City Manager Sheryl Mitchell’s letter of resignation, effective March […]
Drew Harm: Fighting Against the Odds
As much as we hate to admit it, life rarely goes as planned. Things change, goals are put on the back burner and we sometimes […]
Viele Aims Toward National Championships
It’s safe to say that equestrian has taken Albion College senior Brooke Viele on the ride of a lifetime. In a sport that requires a […]
London and English Soccer
Over the winter break, I was fortunate enough to hop across the pond to London to celebrate the holidays with my family. Being the sports-minded […]
Holiday Movie Recommendations
By members of the Pleiad staff The month of December is the time when some of the years’ best movies hit the big screen. From […]
Opinion: Best, In-Between and Worst Albums of 2017
Hey, everyone. Andthony Wittano here, the Pleiad’s busiest music nerd, and it’s time for my compilation of the best, in-between and worst albums of the […]
College Basketball: What We Learned from the Champions Classic
Throughout its seven-year existence, the Champions Classic has served as a tip-off for the NCAA Division I men’s basketball season. Featuring powerhouse programs Kentucky, Michigan […]
Albion Speaks Out, Mitchell Rescinds Resignation
Additional reporting by Morgan Garmo On a chilly October night, tensions were heating up at City Hall in Albion. As citizens overflowed the hall outside […]
Q&A: 26.2 in the Windy City
It was an unseasonably hot fall morning in the city of Chicago. However, that did not stop nearly 45,000 runners from lacing up their shoes […]