Review: Reviewouille of ‘Ratatouille,’ Union Board’s Taste Film Event
One of my biggest goals in life is to eat a piece of brie the size of my head. Until that glorious day, I will […]
Articles by Jocelyn Kincaid-Beal
Opinion: Doing Hard Things: Seeking Support After Sexual Harassment
Content warning: This article contains content regarding sexual harassment. I’m sitting in the hallway of the third floor of Robinson, listening to the history lecture […]
New Director, Location, Funding for the Center for Gender Equity and Victim Advocacy
For students seeking support, or just a conversation, over something that’s happened to them on campus, the Anna Howard Shaw Center for Gender Equity and […]
‘Who Gets to Vote?’ History Department Hosts Interactive Workshop
If the two houses of Congress cannot agree on adjournment, who sets the time? Any power and rights not given to the U.S. or prohibited […]
Staff Recs: Our Favorite Fall Activities
When the Pleiad is not reporting on new campus programs and Homecoming happenings, we are enjoying the fall. As autumn deepens and the days grow […]
‘Everybody Loved Bob and Bob Loved Everybody’: A 106-Year-Old’s Legacy
It’s a fact that Robert “Bob” Holt was the oldest man in Calhoun County, and it could be argued that he was also the best […]
Review: ‘John Proctor is the Villain’: A Brilliant Performance of a Hard-Hitting Story
Content warning: This article contains content regarding sexual assault and grooming. Albion College’s production of “John Proctor is the Villain” captured the turning point in […]
Staff Recs: Letterboxd Top Four
When the Pleiad isn’t busy updating you on the latest campus renovations or upcoming music, we’re movie critics instead. Although nobody’s stopped us on the […]
Remembering Clark Dawood: ‘His Care for Students was Boundless’
A laugh that could be heard across campus. A thoughtful gift to a sick student. Recipes to cook using fresh produce. Asking the question: “What […]
Opinion: ‘Time to Yourself is Quality Time,’ Learning to be Alone
At the start of my third year of college, I’ve found myself in a position I dreaded being in two years ago: alone. Coming in […]
Putsata Reang to Visit Albion College Tomorrow: ‘My Story is Out There at This Particular Time for a Reason’
Author and journalist Putsata Reang will be visiting Albion College tomorrow as part of the Office of Belonging’s Social Justice Lecture Series. There will be […]
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 […]