Planetarium debuts latest programs
By. J. Maxim Schofield, Staff Reporter. Calling all space and film enthusiasts! Planetarium manager, Mike Murray, and coordinator, Nancy Douglas,
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March 7, 2026
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Pokemon GO fulfills your childhood dreams
By Erik Hopkins, Staff Reporter. You’ve probably seen the same mass tweet a thousand times over: “Blink-182 has a number
Read MoreHeating up: Climate change outpaces projections
By Matt Brown, Managing Editor. Heed the warning: the Earth is warming. According to NASA’s most recent data, the Earth warmed by
Read MoreSo you want to be an online dater?: An inside look at digital courtship
By Denise Pena, Guest writer. Dating at any age can be stressful. In a time where our focus is always
Read MorePlanetarium to host first ever Astronomy Night
By Andrew Mason, Staff Reporter. If you’re a fan of Deep Space, stargazing or astronomy in general, then you may want
Read MoreBetween the Sheets – Popping the myth: The first time shouldn’t be the worst time
By Marisa Loranger, News Editor. “The pain will be so unbearable you will never want to do it again.” Every
Read MoreBetween the Sheets – A private affair: from bush to brazilian
By Marisa Loranger, News Editor. Our relationship with pubic hair hasn’t always been so smooth. Egyptians and Middle Eastern Cultures removed almost
Read MoreRife with Life? Astronomy professor speaks on possible alien civilizations
By Cameron Kerkau, Staff Reporter. Are we alone in the universe? No one can know for sure, but according to
Read MoreRemedy Mind & Body Yoga to open in Old Town Saginaw
By MaCayla Jablonski, Staff Reporter. Young entrepreneurs are taking Old Town Saginaw by storm. Rachel LaDrig, worker at Counter Culture, paired with
Read MoreInvasive algae: A nuisance or nightmare?
By Carl Gambill, Guest Writer. Michiganders are no strangers to invasive species. For a little over three decades, the invasive
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