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Student Run Since '61

March 10, 2026

Student Run Since '61

Film review – “Güeros” wanders through Mexico but never get’s lost

By Cameron Kerkau, Staff Reporter. “Güeros” was shown on Jan. 30 at the Delta Planetarium as the first of a

By Cameron Kerkau, Staff Reporter. Comic books are an interesting medium because of the freedom generally given to creators. With

By Lindsey Schibelhut, Senior Reporter. Do you think you have what it takes to survive the barren wilderness? Alejandro González

*insert eye roll and sigh combination.* As college students, we are finally escaping the sometimes oppressive and involved rule of

By Cameron Kerkau, Staff Reporter. Unless you’ve been living under a rock at the bottom of the ocean planet Kamino,

By Alex Kostka, Music Critic. South Bend, Ind. has been a town known for music in recent years. The city

By Cameron Kerkau, Staff Reporter. When “The Dark Knight Returns” was released in 1986 it signaled a change in tone

By Lindsey Schibelhut, Staff Reporter. “You better watch out, You better not cry, You better not pout, I’m telling you

By Peter Skrzypczak, Film Critic. 1. Army of Darkness, Dir. Sam Raimi, Rated R, 1h 36m In the final installment

By Peter Skrzypczak. “We all have one enemy! And that’s President Snow!” Disclaimer: I haven’t seen any of the other