Is ‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’ worth a watch?
By Madeline Hicks a student submission A good TV show is hard to come by, and everyone has their own
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Student Run Since '61
March 7, 2026
Student Run Since '61
Culture
Celebrating Mother Teresa for Women’s History Month
By Noah Brasseur Mother Teresa is perhaps one of the most well known of contemporary saints, and for good reason.
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Healing or Hurtful? An informal review of ‘Queenie’
By Tess Fang “Queenie” by Candice Carty-Williams is a must-read for every 20-something woman, particularly those active in the 21st
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Hiplet, a new genre of dance hits the stage
By La’Niya Jones MIDLAND – A new, unique genre of dance has taken center stage. It combines two completely opposite
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‘Top Gun: Maverick’ brings both profits and disappointment for fans
By Jessica Jolly a student submission The original quote, “It’s not the plane, it’s the pilot,” establishes the timeless feel
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Harriet Quimby marks history as the first woman pilot in the US
By Misty Barron Harriet Quimby was an American aviator and the first woman to receive a pilot’s license in the
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Michigan expands protections for LGBTQ
By Noah Brasseur Gov. Whitmer signed legislation that expands anti-discrimination laws to include LGBTQ people on March 16. The new
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Celebrating the little things in life
By Ruby Schwalm National holidays are something everyone looks forward to. Christmas brings good tidings, Independence Day reminds us of
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The origin and growth of Saint Patrick’s Day
By La’Niya Jones A day full of green, golden coins, and leprechauns is all that most think about when they
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Theodore Roethke Poetry and Arts Festival
By La’Niya Jones The six-day triannual Roethke Poetry and Arts Festival is from March 17 to 22 around the Tri-City
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