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 […]
Articles by Bella Bakeman
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 […]
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 […]
MadeinTYO, Rey-n-Raey Show Out for Big Show
On April 5, Union Board hosted its annual Big Show at Goodrich Chapel. An up-and-coming, Grammy-nominated Latin duo, Rey-n-Raey, opened for well-established rapper MadeinTYO. When […]
OVW Grant Expires: The Next Chapter of the Center for Gender Equity at Albion College
On March 24, Student Development sent out a campus-wide email, informing students about the changes coming to the Anna Howard Center for Gender Equity in […]
Opinion: Kim Mulkey and Her Team Bring Style, Spunk and Success
Let me start by saying I am not a huge sports fan. I catch a Pistons game here and there with my Dad, read the […]
Plebian: Yik Yak Icons Exposed
(Part of The Plebian: April Fool’s Edition) Things have been very calm on the yak recently. While it could be because the semester is nearing […]
Photos: ACE Celebrates Holi, the Festival of Colors
On March 16, the Asian Cultural Engagement (ACE) organization hosted Holi, also known as The Festival of Colors. The celebration took place at the Umbrella […]
Photos: Library Hosts Mini Golf Event
On Wednesday, students in the Albion College library weren’t reading, studying or grabbing a bite to eat at Between the Grinds. Rather, they were playing […]
Opinion: Should You Live With Your Best Friend?
On Feb. 1, I was sent a highly anticipated housing email from Community Living that read: “Good afternoon Brits- What kind of community do you […]
Review: A Servant of Two Masters is Unpredictable and Hilarious
“A Servant of Two Masters” is a play filled with dramatic irony, larger-than-life comedic escapades, ridiculous costumes, ludicrous masks and undeniable joy. Set in Venice, […]
Velma Review: No More Jinkies
After a long, draining Monday I sat down with my friends to watch the first episode of the most recent “Scooby Doo” spin-off series, “Velma.” […]