Delta Minute: 2021 Recap
By Heather Kittle Welcome to the New Year! Here’s a recap of some of the top stories from 2021. Happy…
Category: News
School shooting shatters school safety
By Sesa Graham School is supposed to be the one place that makes students feel safe. Their friends, teachers, sports,…
Residents on edge about food and product shortages
By Rebecca Spohn MIDLAND – A typical trip to the local grocery or department store is becoming anything but typical.…
Astroworld Festival shakes the nation
By Sesa Graham HOUSTON- Last month’s fatal Astroworld Festival tragedy left concertgoers shook and organizers concerned for the future of…
It’s beginning to look a lot like winter
By Sesa Graham Winter is here in Michigan, and it looks like it’s here to stay. With the first snowfall,…
Advancing Pay Equity through Registered Apprenticeships in Nontraditional Occupations
By Gina Rodriguez This year, we commemorate National Apprenticeship Week from Nov. 15 to 21. NAW was first observed in 2015 at a time when women made up just 9 percent of all Registered…
It’s Movember
By Sesa Graham The cold weather is creeping in, which means you might see some men sporting more facial hair…
A-Wing Remodel
As a $3-million renovation of Delta College’s media wing nears completion, the Collegiate takes you behind the scenes for a…
Scandals are never far from home
By Celestina Martinez, Student Submission Name changed in this article to protect privacy. 81% of students in grades 8-11 report…
Mail-in voting is the answer to pushing back elections
By Bill Badour BAY CITY – During the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been several state presidential primary and local elections…