Opinion: Curse or Coincidence? A Look Back at Sports History
Curses have been a part of sports throughout history, and many teams and players feel as if they have been affected by them. Are they […]
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Opinion: From Dallas to Albion: Language’s Importance as an Afro-Latine
I don’t think there has been one moment during my time in Michigan that I haven’t been conscious of how I talk; of how my […]
Photos: Albion (and Pie) Everywhere!
On Friday from 2-4 p.m., the Senior Class Gift committee hosted an Albion Everywhere celebration in the lobby and living room of the Kellogg Center […]
From Field to Front Office: Albion College’s New Athletic Director
On March 14, Jennifer Rushton was announced as the new director of athletics, a position previously held by interim director of athletics Eric Scott since […]
Opinion: Tippity Tapping Me to Sleep, How ASMR Keeps Me Sane
Considered a sensory phenomenon according to National Geographic and a possibly addictive feeling noted by Buzzfeed, autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is utilized in many […]
Pleiad Print Edition: March 22, 2024
Click here to view the March 22, 2024 print edition. Prints of this edition can be found in academic buildings across campus and in storefronts […]
Only Woman in a Department: ‘Okay, I’ll Show Him’
Women in full-time faculty positions are historically underrepresented at institutions across the U.S. In a 2018 report the American Association of University Women found that […]
Behind the Scenes: The Women Who Make Albion College Work
Behind the walls of academia, a diverse array of women contribute through various roles, shaping the landscape of the institution and leaving a mark on […]
Opinion: The Intersectionality of Womanhood, Blackness and Non-binary Bodies
To exist as a woman is to be perpetually fighting and the struggles are insurmountable; I will forever haunt the body I exist in. I […]
State of the College Address: President Webster’s Three-Year Plan to Make the Institution ‘Stronger’
On Wednesday, Albion College Student Senate and the Office of the President hosted the first State of the College address since the COVID-19 pandemic. The […]
Roundtable Opens the Door for DEI: ‘The Door is Closed, Not Locked’
On Thursday in the Mudd side of the Stockwell-Mudd library, a roundtable discussion: Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (DEI) was held. The […]