Review: Imaginative Dumbo doesn’t satisfy
Harrison Burns — Staff Writer From its colorful opening of a surging circus train launching across the United States, Tim Burton’s Dumbo promises an exciting adventure that retells the Disney […]
Category Archives: Spring 2019
Opinion: the America we now live in: an executive order on free speech
Caleb Pollema – Staff Writer President Trump recently signed an executive order to increase free speech on college campuses to ensure all voices, whether that’s political stance or other opinions, […]
Spring golf season swings into action
Sawyer Strelnieks – Staff Writer Spring is in the air, and the golf teams hit the courses this past week after being cooped up all winter due to the Iowa […]
Floods devastate Nebraska
Christianna Marcy – Guest Writer Across the Midwest, the intense snowstorms of winter caused high anticipated for the arrival of spring and warmer weather. However, the rising temperatures wreaked havoc […]
“This Bright Darkness”: A book review
Erika Buiter — Staff Writer On Thursday, March 21, Sarah McKinstry-Brown visited campus to read from her recently released poetry collection, This Bright Darkness. The innocent-sounding title sits above McKinstry-Brown’s […]
The coffin, the tunnel and being homeless for one night
Joshua Meribole – Staff Writer On a cold and windy Friday, five people stared into the darkness, shivering, wondering how they would get through the night. The temperature sat at […]
Math Teachers’ Circle: A time of learning and discussion
Evangeline Colarossi – Staff Writer Cal Jongsma, a former Dordt mathematics professor, returned to the classroom on Saturday, March 30, to share his love of two different subjects: math and […]
