A Note from the Editor: On Objectivity, Transparency and Accuracy
Shortly after I was offered the position of Editor-in-Chief for the Pleiad at the end of last semester, I embarked on a 10-week journey of […]
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Editor-in-Chief Farewell: Beau Brockett Jr.
Before reading my mushy farewell, subscribe to Bridge Magazine’s free email newsletter. The non-profit publication provides non-partisan, in-depth news on Michigan policy issues. From 2015 […]
Opinion: 13 Reasons Why
The biggest buzz on Netflix recently has been the seemingly controversial series “13 Reasons Why,” which is based on the best-selling book by Jay Asher. […]
Tuition FAQ with Jerry White
Albion College is home to many fun and honored traditions: painting the rock, Elkin Isaac, Greek Week and Day of Woden. But there is one […]
A New Website for a New Era
Since its founding in 1883, The Albion Pleiad has been through a lot of changes. Twelve Presidents (and one Interim President), two world wars, the […]
My First Kiss Went a Little Like This
By Rachel Barry Kissing is everywhere: that couple next to you on the subway, your parents before they head off to work and your favorite […]
President Ditzler on Borders, Principles and the Need for Meaningful Action
Guest Piece by President Mauri Ditzler These are interesting, challenging and confusing days in America. For many, a new administration’s policies have them […]
2017 Oscar Predictions
As another year has gone by, another fresh batch of cinematic revelations has sent moviegoers flocking to their nearest theatre to immerse themselves in Hollywood’s […]
Pleiad Staff Book Recommendations
As the holidays rapidly approach, the staff at The Pleiad wanted to get in on the holiday gift-giving action. This year, our staff members compiled […]
Yesterday’s News: Today’s Place To Be
Knick-knacks, novelties, ornaments, baubles, curios and more, you can find them all at at Albion’s own antique store downtown, Yesterday’s News. In order to ring […]
Opinion: What ‘Up North’ Really Means
My first year at Albion was a whirlwind of new things — a new town, new friends and despite being from Michigan, eight hours from […]
Vandalism and Unity: Albion Rallies Together After Downtown Is Graffitied
Additional reporting by Sarah Finn and Andrew Wittland Yesterday morning, the campus and community awoke to startling news. During the night of Nov. 14, four […]