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Hispanic Heritage Month brings culture to campus

By Jordan Roberts, Staff Reporter. The 47th anniversary of Hispanic Heritage Month kicked off on Sept. 15 with a performance

By Sammi Schenkel, Staff Reporter. Annually, thousands of people from all over North America come to the small, German rural

By Matt Brown, Multimedia Director. Our current landscape is one controlled and driven by computers. Mechanical and electrical systems intertwine

By Josephine Norris, Photo Editor. If you were to ask women young and old “Who has ever dreamt of swimming

Did you know there’s 4,543 words in the Constitution not counting amendments? Or that there were three delegates in Philadelphia

By Dominic Arthur, Staff Reporter. The third annual Dow Great Lakes Bay Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Festival will

Stricter punishments, not stricter gun control, is how we should deter gun crimes – By Gabrielle Martin. I do not

By Marisa Loranger, #Collegiate Life Editor. “If you feel safe, you can create your own American dream,” says 65-year-old Saginaw

By Lindsey Schibelhut, Staff Reporter. The first time I was ever aware of the hunger issues going on was when

By Lindsey Schibelhut, Staff Reporter. In case you missed it, the MTV VMAs (Video [Vomit] Music Awards) happened. The awards