Opinions

Review: I fell in love with Clem Turner's music, I think you will too

By Chelsea Bacci · Sunday, Jan. 24, 2021

Clem Turner has recently gained some attention due to his music covers on YouTube at just 19 years old. The attention is well deserved, as Turner is exceptionally talented. I fell in love with his music and think you will too.

Review: Feminist Alt-pop/rap singer Ashnikko has just released her "DEMIDEVIL," mixtape

By Layla McMurtrie · Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021

With off-the-wall themes and sound like no other, the DEMIDEVIL project is just more to love from young artist Ashnikko.

Review: Dodie releases a beautiful fan favorite "Rainbow"

By Chelsea Bacci · Monday, Jan. 18, 2021

Indie pop artist Dodie has released a new single titled “Rainbow”. The song has been previously released on YouTube, however this is the first professional studio release of the song. The single is on her upcoming album titled “Build A Problem.”

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Review: Four new music releases to listen to for a great start in 2021.

By Layla McMurtrie · Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021

While 2020 was far from amazing for most, music is what cheers people up and brings people together most. These songs are a great start to 2021 in that area of life.

Opinion: Great British Bake Off series 11 brings a familiar joy to 2020

By Chelsea Bacci · Friday, Dec. 18, 2020

Great British Bake Off is something people look forward to every year. Despite the situation, the show was able to safely happen. Bringing the show to 2020 allowed people to find a source of joy despite the trying times.

Opinion: Michigan needs a COVID-19 relief bill amidst significant rise in cases

By Julia LaRoe · Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has asked the Michigan Legislature to appropriate $400 million for COVID-19 relief in 2021. With cases in Michigan rising dramatically and current pandemic relief expiring soon, passing new COVID-19 relief is essential to the wellbeing of Michigan residents.

Review: 'Adventure Time: Distant Lands' brings back a childhood favorite for many

By Chelsea Bacci · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2020

The new episode of "Adventure Time: Distant Lands" brings back many people’s favorite childhood television show. We get to catch up with old characters, as well as meet new ones, and fall in love with the magic all over again.

Review: Miley Cyrus serves up a Rock n' Roll masterpiece with new album 'Plastic Hearts'

By Layla McMurtrie · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2020

From super famed Disney actress to pop-star to rapper to rockstar and more, Miley Cyrus can do just about anything, as her new album proves.

Opinion: Steps the Lions can take to become relevant again

By Caleb Burlingame · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2020

An in-depth look at the Lions roster and the changes that need to occur for them to become relevant again.

Bea Miller's talent shines bright on new EP "elated!" with raw and relatable lyrics, as well as a variety of sound.

By Layla McMurtrie · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2020

With pop-punk sound and words full of self loathing, this project by Bea Miller is one almost anyone can enjoy.

Review: Saying goodbye to Unus Annus

By Chelsea Bacci · Friday, Nov. 20, 2020

The past year, Unus Annus has filled the hearts and minds of just over 4 million people. Now, the channel is gone. The lasting effects of the channel, however, will stay with people for years to come.

Review: Lil Nas X returns with an eccentric video for single "HOLIDAY"

By Layla McMurtrie · Friday, Nov. 20, 2020

Since the release of "Old Town Road," fans have been highly anticipating new music from this rising star.

Review: 'Sketches from the Unknown' brings back 'Over the Garden Wall' in the best way

By Chelsea Bacci · Friday, Nov. 20, 2020

Pat McHale, creator of the beloved miniseries “Over the Garden Wall,“ has just released a new collection of songs from the cult classic. These few sketches hold all the magic and beauty of the show. It allows viewers to relive the memories all over again.

Opinion: America's defective political system will stay even when Trump leaves

By Julia LaRoe · Friday, Nov. 20, 2020

Given the harm that Trump has caused domestically and abroad, his departure will be a weight off the shoulders of many. But the exploitative system that thrived under his presidency existed before him and will continue on after he leaves the Oval Office.

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