Q&A: Student claims knowledge of vandalism
A student who chose to remain anonymous approached The Pleiad to discuss the campus vandalism after our recent publication. Our source claims to know the […]
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Kim Jong — Oh no you didn’t
North Korea has again been in recent headlines by threatening the United States with nuclear weapons. This seems to be a recurring trend that ends […]
Timeflies concert review
Union Board’s annual ‘Big Show’ arrived, set up in the Dow, finished and left, finally allowing Albion girls everywhere to quit drooling over the delicious-looking […]
Confessions of a college student
It is hard to deny social media’s effect on modern day life. Most people, especially students, cannot go a day without checking their Facebook or […]
Mike Frandsen named Albion’s interim president
After President Randall’s announced she’d move to Chancellor of the school and Albion would be looking for its 16th president students and faculty were left […]
Graffiti covers campus, Kappa Delta
Greek Week ’13 ended with campus vandalism on Friday, April 12. The letters “GDI” were spray-painted in black on Kappa Delta’s sorority house. The same […]
International Business: Gerstacker works with French partners
April 18, Elkin Isaac day, is a big deal at Albion. Faculty, students and parents gather to watch students present months of work and research. […]
Albion community rallies around theater restoration
The Bohm theater in downtown Albion has been defunct for years, and many Albion College students never think twice about it. However, there is a […]
“Light It Up Blue”—Albion illuminates for Autism
If you’ve recently walked through the quad after dark, you may have noticed a few buildings brightly illuminated in blue light. It wasn’t meant to […]
College sports injuries enter national spotlight
In the wake of the horrific injury sustained by Louisville’s Kevin Ware during the Elite Eight, the national conversation on college sports injuries has been […]
Remembering Roger Ebert
On April 4, Hollywood forever lost a legend. Chicago Sun-Times film critic Roger Ebert passed away due to complications with cancer. Ebert served as the film […]
Summer School: Classroom and online opportunities
Not too many years ago, the concept of summer school seemed, for most of us, an abomination—some unholy punishment that would disrupt the sacrament of […]