Photos: Chasing Totality, Solar Eclipse Gathers Community
On April 8, students, faculty, staff and community members gathered on Albion College’s quad and the roof of Palenske Hall to view the Solar Eclipse, […]
Month: April 2024
Exploring Environmental Justice and Joy at Albion College
Since its introduction to the course catalog two years ago, Albion College’s Black Environmentalism course has grown in a variety of ways. Defined in the […]
Albion Athletics in the Field of Sustainability
Athletics – like any other industry that generates waste and uses land – impacts the environment. In a 2022 study published in the Annals of […]
Juandering Out Loud: What to do at the End of the World
I’ve grown more social these past few years of college. I’ve come out of my shell and grasped the simple truth that this part of […]
Opinion: Pleiad Staff Spider-Man Thoughts and Recommendations
As staffers of the Pleiad, a multi-media news publication, it should come as no surprise that we are avid media consumers. We love all types […]
Opinion: Fair Shots: Closing the Gap in the WNBA
Until the 2022 tournament, NCAA women’s basketball was barred from using March Madness branding. The NCAA felt that the women’s game didn’t have enough viewership […]
Photos: Diving into Delta Gamma’s Annual Anchor Splash Event
On Saturday, in the Dean Aquatic Center pool, the brothers and sisters of Albion College’s Greek Life performed their swim routines during Delta Gamma’s (DG) […]
Opinion: Finding Joy Amidst Despair
Things have gotten hard. In fact, things have gotten overwhelming. I’ve been juggling employment, school and my physical and mental health – alongside my personal […]
Opinion: ‘The Caitlin Clark Effect,’ Basketball’s Next Icon
On April 1, Caitlin Clark led her team to victory, securing the Iowa Hawkeyes’ second consecutive Final Four qualifying win. This win comes after a […]
Albion College Reading Series Hosts Alum Stevie Edwards, ‘I’m Interested in Stories That Are Told About Women’
Content warning: This article contains profanity. On Thursday, Stevie Edwards ‘09 read from their poetry book “Quiet Armor” in Bobbitt Auditorium. The poetry reading was […]
History Department Invites Conversation During Banned Books Workshop
The history department hosted a Banned Books Workshop on Wednesday; this was their second event of the semester. History Department Chair and Professor Marcy Sacks […]
Photos: Metz Easter Egg Hunt Brings Out Student Participation
On March 28, in celebration of Easter, the Quad was littered with Easter eggs. Placed by Metz workers, eggs contained various items, such as jelly […]