Goodbye with Dr. Amity Reading
Recently The Pleiad had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Amity Reading of the English Department to chat about her experiences at Albion College. […]
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A Final Farewell With Dr. Brian Watkins
Recently The Pleiad had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Brian Watkins of the Anthropology and Sociology Department to chat about his experiences at Albion College. Dr. Watkins […]
Chipping paint for a good cause
“I think people do community service for a diversity of reasons, but they find common ground in the personal joy and personal satisfaction they find […]
Albion celebrates 43rd Earth Day
Nothing is as rewarding as helping the Earth and reducing your carbon footprint. Earth Day was celebrated nationally on April 22. Multiple student organizations on […]
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 […]
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. […]
“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 […]
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 […]
Jackie Robinson Day
Spring is here, which means baseball is back. Many people, regardless of their level of baseball fandom, know the story of Jackie Robinson and how […]
Brief: Women’s Lax midnight breakfast a delicious success
Eager students flocked to Upper Baldwin late last Thursday intent to quell the hunger pangs that long study sessions provoke. They were in luck, as […]
Mega Cultural Event entertains through diversity
A pile of 350 beer cans, the usual trash left over from a night of partying, was shaped into an Eiffel Tower by French students […]