Opinions

In March 2020, life as we know it changed. COVID-19 made its way to the U.S. and shut everything down. We, as a nation, went […]

Public transport was never a concern of mine when I was growing up. As bad as Dallas traffic is, my family and I have been […]

Liam Rappleye is a first-year English major from Grand Haven.  The smell of spray paint makes me dizzy. My heart hurts. I might throw up.  […]

After reading about Kyle Rittenhouse’s verdict on Nov. 19, which acquitted Rittenhouse of all criminal charges in the killing of two people and injuring one […]

Over Thanksgiving break, I returned from my on-campus housing to my home in southeast Michigan. It was over these five or so days, that I […]

There are 438 Division lll (Dlll) schools with an average of one in six students being an athlete. Dlll is not as much of a […]

Representation within U.S American cinema has been a very long, and still present, continuous fight to see a diverse population of cultures and melanin on […]

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Pleiad is publishing an opinion article each week that explores topics related to Hispanic and Latinx identity and culture. This […]

I had one of the scariest mental health days of my life a few days ago.  The specific events leading up to that moment will […]

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Pleiad is publishing an opinion article each week that explores topics related to Hispanic and Latinx identity and […]

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Pleiad is publishing an opinion article each week that explores topics related to Hispanic and Latinx identity and culture. […]

Sept. 15 marks the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month (HHM) and ends on Oct. 15. Throughout the 30-day period, people whose ancestors are from Spain, […]