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
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Commencement speaker journeys from divorce to dedication
By GABRIELLE MARTIN, News Editor. In 2003, if you had told Candice Schatz that she would be speaking at a
Read MoreTrustees hold special meeting to discuss President’s evaluation
By MATT BROWN, Multimedia Director. A special meeting was held by the Board of Trustees on April 29 covering what
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 MoreTri-City Hotspot – The Fix, Bay City
Delta’s own Jack Rechsteiner discusses his Bay City business: The Fix. “Us: People + Artists + Innovators Our Goal: To
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 MoreProfessors share their Peruvian experience
By LINDSEY SCHIBELHUT, Staff Reporter. Have you ever wondered what its like to travel or volunteer abroad? In the Brown
Read MoreClean the World week hopes to help students on campus
By ANN ESCAMILLA, Staff Reporter. Imagine not having soap. It’s something so simple, yet living without it can drastically change
Read MoreMajor points scored in March Madness food drive
By GABRIELLE MARTIN, News Editor. March Madness isn’t just for basketball fans. During the month of March, the student food
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