Between Classes: Megan Farley Webb
This Week Featured in this week’s Between Classes is anthropology professor Megan Farley Webb. Webb, who graduated from Centre College, a small liberal arts school […]
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Opinion: Breaking the Mental Health Stigma is up to Us
World Mental Health Day, organized by the World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH), is this Thursday. This year, the WFMH made suicide prevention the main […]
Geological Society of America Rocked by Alexandra Horman’s Presentation
This past summer, Alexandra Horman, a senior from Grand Rapids, MI, had the opportunity to carry out research with her advisor, Carrie Menold, a professor […]
Harry Bonner’s Mentoring Journey Illustrated in New Book
In both the city of Albion and on Albion College’s campus, Dr. Harry Bonner is no stranger. Faculty, staff, students, alumni and community members know […]
Recap: Albion College Homecoming 2019
This year, Albion College’s homecoming was combined with its annual family day, bringing the two events together on Friday and Saturday to create “One Weekend. […]
Briton Traditions
This year at Briton Bash, Briton Traditions made its debut as one of the newest clubs on campus, but it’s actually a revival of an […]
Revenaughs Reminisce on Albion College Changes
My first memory of Albion is from when I was in fourth grade. My mom, an alum of 1987, buckled me and my older sister […]
Between Classes: Nels Christensen and Jess Roberts
Between Classes Albion College has a small campus with countless professors. The college fosters education in diverse departments, and its professors have equally diverse backgrounds. […]
Bugs n’ Blossoms: Albion Emeritus, Martha O’Kennon, Starts Nature Blog
Martha O’Kennon, professor emeritus of mathematics, computer science and Chinese from Albion College, now runs a blog consisting of weekly entries about the different flora […]
Purple & Bold: Albion College Embarks on a ‘Once-in-a-Generation’ Campaign’
Charles Carlson, director of media relations at Albion College, wrote the following press release provided to The Pleiad on Oct. 3. To celebrate this news along with […]
Opinion: The Pros and Cons of Studying Abroad
Traveling abroad can produce some of the most influential memories. College students have the unique opportunity of taking time to study either abroad or domestically […]
Opinion: There’s Nothing Bad About ‘Bucha
Food fads are nothing new. Sushi now comes in many different forms, ranging from donuts to burritos. Some foods, particularly ice cream, now come in […]