Juandering Out Loud: The Spanish Civil War as a Parable of Hope For The New Year
As the new year begins, I feel the need for a gentle reminder. I need to rekindle my hope after the toll that 2022 took […]
Opinions
Opinion: Miguel Cabrera’s Retirement Announcement a Bittersweet End to Legendary Career
On Nov. 28, future hall of famer and Detroit Tigers legend Miguel Cabrera announced to The Detroit News that the 2023 MLB season will be […]
Opinion: A Single Person’s Guide to the Holiday Cuffing Season
Not only is December a month of winter holiday celebrations, but it’s also a month for celebrating love. I know, I know, Valentine’s Day isn’t […]
Opinion: Same-Sex Marriage Bill Helps, but Queer Communities Are Still Threatened
I’m a lover of history; call it a special interest of mine. I’ve spent many an afternoon enthralled by the actions of marginalized communities. It’s […]
Review: Modern Warfare II Both Excites and Disappoints
October 28, 2022, saw the release of the latest installment in the acclaimed and controversial video game series, Call of Duty. The franchise’s latest title, […]
Opinion: The Laundry Room is for Laundry, Not Socializing
Laundry is one of many tasks college students have to keep up with. But when there are only a few laundry machines in a building […]
Juandering Out Loud: On Stress, Nature and Finding Your Place in College
November 15 wasn’t a good day. I woke up with my burdens already waiting by my bedside. In my waking haze, I was able to […]
Review: ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ is a Banger Ending to Phase 4 of the MCU
On Nov. 11, “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” was released in the cinemas. The Bohm Theatre in downtown Albion showed the movie from Nov. 18. to […]
Opinion: The Problem With Candace Cameron Bure
I remember what it was like to get up early before school to watch Full House re-runs on Nick at Night. I’d snuggle up in […]
Letter To The Editor: Statement From Jackson Cooney
The Pleiad received the following statement from Jackson Cooney in response to an article published on Nov. 7. I was accused of saying some horrible things on […]
Tis the Season to be… Depressed?
Last week it was 75 degrees and sunny. Students wearing shorts, t-shirts and smiles congregated around picnic tables and tossed frisbees across the quad. A […]
Much Ado: How Do We Keep Losing Power?
Much Ado is a Pleiad column that features slightly off-kilter and sardonic reportage. Much Ado first appeared in The Pleiad in the 1940s, and it […]