Daniel Ketchelos — Staff Writer Culture and theology are two inescapable aspects of life. Justin Ariel Bailey, Associate Professor of Theology at Dordt University, outlines how to engage with both […]
Aleasha Hintz — Staff Writer Sometimes, movies are popular for a reason, and I think Top Gun: Maverick is a prime example of this. This is one film that deserved […]
Anna de Oliveira—Staff Writer A nostalgic comedy about a novelist, a fictional hero, and a delusional billionaire, The Lost City follows the story of Angela, the novelist, as she promotes […]
Gretchen Lee—Copy Editor I love National Treasure. When a child, I watched it on repeat to the point where, even today, I can quote nearly every line. At recess, my […]
Teresa Taylor — Staff Writer In 2018, Ryan Smit, instructor of music, began obtaining his Doctor of Musical Arts degree in choral conducting through North Dakota State University to meet […]
Gretchen Lee—Copy Editor Marvel’s forays onto the small screen have brought me mixed levels of enjoyment. WandaVision sucked me in, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier left me unimpressed. I […]
Katie Ribbens–Staff Writer Smoke rose from the darkness. Flashing lights blinded onlookers. Groans from the afflicted mirrored the discordant scene. That, and some Broadway folk music. The musical Hadestown showed […]
Teresa Taylor — Staff Writer The Concise Christmas Carol, adapted by D. D. Delaney from the Charles Dickens classic will be performed at 7:00 p.m. on April 7, 8, and […]
Staff Writer—Anna de Oliveira After waiting two years for Marvel’s first vampire movie, Morbius released Friday, April 1. The flim depicts a doctor, Michael Morbius, who suffers from a blood […]
Elise Wennberg—Staff Writer Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba has become one of the most popular anime series of the past few years. Its meteoric rise to stardom may qualify it […]
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