Remake Rage: If it Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix it
Maybe it’s a lack of creativity or resistance to paying script writers fair, liveable wages, but either way, the constant bombardment of remakes, especially those of […]
Year: 2023
Fall Sports Highlight: Opening Weekend
The start of the fall semester brings lots of emotion to Albion College’s campus, whether that’s stress, excitement or eagerness. For sports fans, however, there’s […]
Opinion: A Parents Health Effects the Child Too
Content Warning: This article contains content regarding self-harm and suicide. Reader discretion is advised. Before I was born, my mom was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis […]
Juandering Out Loud: Blue Beetle, Representation and Strikes
My younger sibling and I make an active effort to call one another every week or so. It’s hard to not miss one’s family, especially […]
Brit Books: What it is and What’s Changed
Last fall, Albion students were introduced to a new program called Brit Books. For students and faculty who have been confused about the Brit Books […]
Opinion: Unleashing Your Inner Allan
It is no surprise that even a few months after “Barbie’s” record-breaking movie release, people are still searching for their inner Barbies and Kens. After […]
Letter From the Editor: Welcome Back Brits
I’m writing this letter sitting in the Pleiad office, which is my office now I suppose. I keep looking at our whiteboard with various quotes […]
Letter From the Editor: I’m Leaving Albion College
I’m leaving. It wasn’t an easy decision. I applied to Albion as a joke. My dad went here, and the application was free. “Watch me […]
Biographer Richard Norton Smith and Hank Meijer Visit Albion to Discuss Gerald R. Ford’s Legacy
Yesterday evening, well-renowned Presidential Historian Richard Norton Smith and Executive Chairman of Meijer and fellow Historian, Hank Meijer discussed the life of President Gerald Ford […]
Hope in the Wake of a Tragedy: MSU Professor, an Albion Alum, Recounts Tragic Shooting
At 8:18 pm on Feb. 13, a gunman entered room 114 in Berkey Hall at Michigan State University while Classical Studies Professor Marco Diaz-Munoz, an […]
‘Take Back The Night’ Brings Students Together in Support of Survivors
On Thursday, students gathered at the Kresge steps where Take Back The Night, a national event held across the country to take a stance against […]
Opinion: The Importance of Seeking Joy in a Post-DACA Country
In the coming months, U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen of Houston is expected to issue a final ruling on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals […]