Note from the Editor: The Last One
After my first year as editor-in-chief, I was lucky enough to get away without having to write a farewell, as all Pleiad editor-in-chiefs do when […]
Articles by Jordan Revenaugh
Opinion: The Period Problem
In society, we like to acknowledge periods as the grammatical mark that ends a sentence. We ignore their double meaning because talking about periods out […]
Derek Chauvin Found Guilty for Death of George Floyd
Last night, Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all 3 charges against him in the verdict of State v. Chauvin in the case of the […]
Individual Responsible for Graffiti Removed from Campus
On Wednesday, the college identified the student responsible for racist and anti-Semitic graffiti in Mitchell Towers. The suspect, as reported by MLive, is a 21-year-old […]
Note from the Editor: We Still Have an Issue
In the wake of the news that the perpetrator of the racist actions on campus was a student of color, I feel the need to […]
Lifting and Amplifying Black Voices Following Racist Incidents on Campus
Multiple anti-Black racist and anti-Semitic acts have occurred on and near Albion College’s campus in the past two weeks, including multiple marks of graffiti in […]
Note from the Editor: The Platform of the Publication
In light of recent actions on campus, I’ve found myself in a difficult position of figuring out how to cover things from the press side. […]
Breaking News: Brit Briton to Resign as Mascot
(Part of The Plebian: April Fool’s Edition) Just moments ago, Brit Briton spoke to a large crowd of 27 Albion College students, staff and faculty […]
Pleiad Wins Two Individual Awards at Michigan Press Association College Paper Contest
On March 25, the Michigan Press Association (MPA) announced the winners of its annual College Better Newspaper Contest. In addition, two Pleiad team members were […]
Opinion: Language Perpetuates Implicit Sexism
In 2014, Always launched the “Like a Girl” campaign, targeted to help women and girls take back the phrase “like a girl,” often used to […]
Opinion: NCAA Cancelation of DIII Winter Championships is a Loss for All
On Feb. 3, the NCAA canceled 2021 championships for Division III winter sports. Affected sports include men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s swimming and […]
Honoring English Professor Mary Collar’s Life and Legacy
Yesterday, the Albion College community received news that English Professor Mary Collar passed away. Collar’s death was unexpected, and news of her passing comes as […]