What is the Pleiad?
The Albion Pleiad, founded in 1883, is Albion College’s award-winning student news publication. As student journalists, we publish content three times each week related to […]
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Albion men’s basketball decimated with sanctions
Stunned by the news that they had just received, thousands of Albion College students, alumni and Albion residents stood outside the legendary Kresge gymnasium, mourning […]
Fish N’ Chips win The Sing-Off
Albion College’s Union Board hosted its third annual musical event, The Sing-Off. The event was held on Saturday, March 22 and played host to six […]
The top five Oscar moments
If you’re anything like me, chances are you cleared your Sunday night of any plans so that you could devote your full attention to the […]
Wolverines shock Spartans in Breslin Center showdown
If you are a college sports fan from the state of Michigan, you most likely root for the University of Michigan Wolverines or the Michigan […]
End of the semester notice/Editor’s Farewell
Unlike my predecessor, I’m not graduating a semester early; I’m merely stepping down as Editor-in-Chief for the spring semester in order to let a younger […]
Legendary Tigers skipper Jim Leyland steps down
Not everyone in Detroit loved the skipper. Some questioned the way he managed his pitchers. Some took issue with his unwillingness to play small-ball. Some […]
Walt Swyers: A man of steel
From professional wrestling to athletic training at Albion College, from bouncing for nightclubs to fighting in World War II, Walt Swyers did it all. Swyers, 91, […]
The U.S. Supreme Court should support affirmative action
Last week the Supreme Court of the United States heard the case Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action, which challenges a 2006 amendment to […]
Economics and Management’s newest tenure-track faculty member
Dr. John Carlson is the latest edition to the Economics and Management Department’s tenure-track faculty and has been teaching at Albion for the last two […]
Small College Opinion
Lewis and Clark is a small (about 2000 undergraduates) liberal arts school in Portland, Ore. The campus is full of cobblestone paths and intricate gardens. […]
Window gallery enriches downtown Albion
Art galleries are commonly associated with bustling metropolises — cities bursting with an untiring variety of colorful spectacles. Alternatively galleries are given as cavernous and […]