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By Arigni Panja As a self-proclaimed movie addict, I had the date December 5, 2025, marked on my calendar forevermore. I never thought I’d live to see the day Netflix bought Warner Bros. Discovery’s film and TV studios – the home of HBO, the DC Universe, the Wizarding World, and some of the most iconic […]

By Jackie Webster If you’ve seen the movie, you already know that line hits like a punch to the chest. And honestly, that moment alone is enough reason why I think Good Will Hunting should be required viewing for every man ages 16–25. It’s rare that a movie actually challenges masculine ideas of toughness and […]

Film class students, Taylor Englemen and Lilith Chieves talk in depth about the recent release of Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein, a fierce competitor for the upcoming Oscars in the Spring.

Join Jillian Olmstead and Brooklyn Lyftogt as they enter into a discourse about what it is like to live on and off campus. As well as the community surrounding the journey that comes with it. To dorm or not to dorm, that is the question…

Join Mariah Falkena and Gabe List as they sit down with Coaches Anthony Kinley and Michael Melchert, discussing not only the season, but the process of what it is to be a runner. What is the best running shoe?

Help Thomas welcome film class students; Avery Hasleiet, Joseph Lawry, Kathryn Lukkarinen, and Rylan Smith as they discuss some of the greatest holiday films made, full of nostalgia and insight, they trek into the cold this season with some all-time classics.

https://www.schroederfuneral.com/obituaries/John-S-Smith?obId=42217250 Veteran baseball coach John Smith ”Smitty” age 86 died April 23 from Acute Myeloid Leukemia. Smith was born in Burke, South Dakota, on May 2, 1938. He served in the United States Army from 1957 to 1959. He married his wife Connie on May 28, 1961. The same year, he received a bachelor’s degree […]

By Quincy Jagnow Moving in step with the evolution of technology is our society’s increased engagement with it; including, and perhaps especially our elders. The Millenial and Gen Z generations are relatively privy to digital financial scams. Typically, we can recognize them in an instant. Evidence suggests, however, that this is not the case with […]

By Gabrielle Woolman In the year 2022, the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics reported an astounding 6.6 million violent victimizations of people aged 12 and older, and approximately only 42% victimizations were reported to the police (DMCityView). These statistics are the exact reason for why National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW) is recognized every year […]

By Leya Williamson Violence can happen to anyone, no matter your race, gender, sexuality, beliefs, economic status, etc. It can also present itself in many ways, including physical or physiological experiences or even just threats to your wellbeing. Many who have experienced violence find it hard to access resources or even feel they cannot express […]