Guest Column: Oxford, Mourning from a Distance
Liam Rappleye is a first-year English major from Grand Haven. The smell of spray paint makes me dizzy. My heart hurts. I might throw up. […]
Opinions
Opinion: The Fight for Racial Justice is Not Over
After reading about Kyle Rittenhouse’s verdict on Nov. 19, which acquitted Rittenhouse of all criminal charges in the killing of two people and injuring one […]
Opinion: A Break is Needed to Avoid Burnout
Over Thanksgiving break, I returned from my on-campus housing to my home in southeast Michigan. It was over these five or so days, that I […]
Opinion: Why D3 Athletics is Important
There are 438 Division lll (Dlll) schools with an average of one in six students being an athlete. Dlll is not as much of a […]
Opinion: “Eternals” Makes Strides for Diversity in Film
Representation within U.S American cinema has been a very long, and still present, continuous fight to see a diverse population of cultures and melanin on […]
Opinion: Celebrating Latin America Beyond Hispanic Heritage Month
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Pleiad is publishing an opinion article each week that explores topics related to Hispanic and Latinx identity and culture. This […]
Opinion: PMDD, Beyond Just PMS
I had one of the scariest mental health days of my life a few days ago. The specific events leading up to that moment will […]
Opinion: What I Learned as a First-Generation College Student
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Pleiad is publishing an opinion article each week that explores topics related to Hispanic and Latinx identity and […]