Vegetables For Your Valentine
You’d be hard-pressed to find a person who loves chocolate more than me, which will hopefully lead you to take the following advice: don’t give […]
Arts/Culture
Women Composers Take Over Wind Ensemble Concert
On February 23, Albion’s Symphonic Wind Ensemble will put on one of their annual performances — with a twist. All the pieces they will performing […]
Books to Buy Over Break
Hi, my name is Katie and I’m a readaholic with no plans to recover. This year I’ve read 120 books (so far) for fun. Maybe […]
Food, Funk and the Water of Life
Evan Rieth is a junior from Three Oaks, Michigan, studying English and environmental studies. He was voted best dressed by his high school English teacher, […]
Holiday Movie Recommendations
By members of the Pleiad staff The month of December is the time when some of the years’ best movies hit the big screen. From […]
Opinion: Best, In-Between and Worst Albums of 2017
Hey, everyone. Andthony Wittano here, the Pleiad’s busiest music nerd, and it’s time for my compilation of the best, in-between and worst albums of the […]
Review: ‘Stranger Things 2’
When it comes to books and movies, very rarely is a sequel able to top an original. Typically, the same is true of TV shows. […]
How to Make a Classic Pecan Pie
The best time of year for baking is the holiday season, and baking is one of my favorite hobbies. My grandmother, who passed away last […]
The Making of “Public Enemy”
Additional reporting by Abby Donlin. How does the Theatre Department do it? Every semester the designers and actors put on at least two shows, and […]
Music Review: “Reputation”
Let it be known that Taylor Swift does nothing by accident. Since the moment she released cryptic snake videos on Instagram on August 21, fans […]
It All Starts With the I.N.K.
On Friday, November 3, comedic poetry duo I.N.K. kicked off Albion College’s Open Poetry Night with an introductory poem about their group and performance style. “If […]
Why is Faustus so Weird?
Parlor tricks, pranks and general shenanigans could be said to belong to a comedy, but they’re all present in Christopher Marlowe’s 1592 play, “The Tragedy […]