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 […]
A conversation on the challenges of being a single parent
Joshua Meribole—Staff Writer On Tuesday, the junior Social Work class had three speakers talk about helping pregnant teenagers and making pro-life choices. The room filled to a point where the […]
Empath: bautiful chaos
Janelle Cammenga—Staff Writer This past Friday, progressive metal legend Devin Townsend released Empath, a one hour, 14-minute album that refuses to fit a single adjective. Empath is not like anything […]
Bringing a nation together: impacts of Cyclone Idai in Zimbabwe
Rochelle VanderHelm—Staff Writer Cyclone Idai made landfall in Mozambique on Friday, March 15, before chewing its way into Zimbabwe and southern Malawi, causing unprecedented destruction. ReliefWeb posted frequent updates over […]
