REVIEW: Finding a life that is “Next to Normal” at Pit and Balcony
By JOSEPHINE NORRIS, Photo Editor. Diana Goodman seems to be an ordinary woman. Between raising teenagers without killing them and
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Student Run Since '61
October 29, 2026
Student Run Since '61
Culture
The hills are alive with “the Sound of Music” at Bay City Players
By JOSEPHINE NORRIS, Photo Editor. Mid-Michigan may not be home to very many hills, but the hills we do have
Read MoreMidland Center for the Arts throws open doors to share AACT Fest with community
By JOSEPHINE NORRIS, Photo Editor. “And go!” calls out the timer and a play comes to life before your eyes.
Read MoreLocal theaters have big impact on community
By JOSEPHINE NORRIS, Photo Editor. The audience is abuzz with anticipation, speaking in murmurs throughout the auditorium as they
Read MoreTen summer blockbusters for when it’s too hot to go outside.
by LINDSI HEBERT, Staff Reporter. 1. The Avengers: Age of Ultron (May 1)- The newest installation of Joss Whedon’s super
Read MoreArtist Joseph Perez hopes to help delta students find their own voice
By ANN ESAMILLA, Staff Reporter. Art is an expression of oneself. It’s a way that artists can share with the
Read More“Godspell” at Westminster Presbyterian leaves audiences feeling “#blessed”
By JOSEPHINE NORRIS, Photo Editor. When was the last time you went to see a musical and the venue had
Read MoreHell’s Half Mile Indie Showcase
By ANN ESCAMILLA, Staff Reporter. Music filled the small space of Bemo’s Bar, 701 S Madison Ave, March 28 for
Read MoreTremors: a whole new reason to think worms are gross
By LINDSI HEBERT, Staff Reporter. Directed by Ron Underwood and released in 1990, “Tremors” shows you exactly what you’d think
Read MoreThe Mist, possibly just a well done rip off of The Fog
By LINDSI HEBERT, Staff Reporter. Directed by Frank Darabont and released in 2007, “The Mist” starts with a storm. Like
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