Dark Phoenix is an all-powerful mutant character who also goes by the name Jean Grey. Some call the saga one of the best comic book series ever made. Having already attempted the storyline in the not-so-great “The Last Stand” with critical disapproval, imagine the hype when fans of the storyline discovered it would get a second chance, but this time with a younger set of characters.
“Ma,” starring Octavia Spencer, is about a mysterious villain who opens her home to numerous teens after purchasing them alcohol at the local liquor store. But the situation soon turns into their worst nightmare.
Failed 2018 Senate candidate John James announced that he will be running for the Senate again in 2020. The Republican is a self-proclaimed “conservative outsider,” but his 2018 campaign, policy positions and strong support from President Trump suggest the opposite.
Heterosexual and cis-gendered people seem to be missing the point of pride month and instead insisting on a celebration of their own. In instances such as raising awareness of the struggles within a community, there are cases of being too inclusive.
In a time when voters seem apathetic to our system of government, Pete Buttigieg has a plan to restore power to the people and restore faith in our democracy.
A nationwide assurance that former felons are re-enfranchised is a necessary and practical step to improving our criminal justice system.
Booksmart is a cult classic in the making.
Disney's second live action film of 2019 had huge promise and popularity but did it meet its incredibly high expectations?
The changes to Michigan’s auto insurance should bring about tangible benefits to Michiganders. While there are some shortcomings of the law, it’s a good result considering the deadlock the legislature has faced for years while trying to pass reforms.
Beverly Jenkins talks about her new book for the Le Veq series and its message.
The gaining popularity of hookup culture is altering our generation in more ways than one. Is this careless, fun outlook taking millennials down a road of empowerment or a slippery slope to a depressive state?
Sen. Elizabeth Warren unveiled last month her plan for student loan debt forgiveness and universal college. With obvious benefits for lower and middle-class families, the plan also shows promise for some of America’s most struggling families.
A tornado tore through western Ohio and into the issue of climate change. It has shone a light on the need for better disaster infrastructure and proactivity for combating climate change.
Our phones have become an incredibly powerful tool, but with that power comes great risks and dangers. Too much time consumed on your phone can be harmful mentally, emotionally and physically.
Ypsilanti City Council voted to remove the Peninsular Park Dam. The financial and environmental problems it has created made this an easy decision, but ambitious future plans should be taken with a grain of salt.
Justin Amash (R-Mich.) has said what Democratic Party leaders have been reluctant to say regarding the Mueller report: that President Trump has committed impeachable offenses.
With the rise of the anti-vaccination movement, more people’s lives, especially children’s, are at risk now more than ever.
The Michigan GOP has disregarded the will of the people with its new budget. With cuts to the Department of State and Attorney General’s office, it’s clear that Senate Republicans are playing politics.
Experience with a somewhat toxic, now defunct student organization pushes a former campus leader to reconsider how campus organizations, especially of a political nature, ought to be structured. Placing emphasis on a marketplace of ideas and stressing intellectual and ideological diversity may be valuable changes to improve the atmosphere of campus organizations.
