Entertainment
Robin Hood reimagining ‘Marian’ to end run on May 4
Delta College drama ends its run of “Marian or the True Tale of Robin Hood" on Sunday, May 4.
The raunchy comedy reimagines the classic...
Papapavlo’s expansion to Lodi booms with business
In a melting pot like Stockton, there are many family-owned eating establishments. Established back in 1989, Papapavlo’s is a Mediterranean bistro and bar operating...
April is California Native Plant month at the Horticulture Center
April is California Native Plant month and campus is blooming. Around the DeRicco building, patches of bright orange California poppies are springing up, and...
Summer Streaming: The Top Animated Series You Need to Watch
As the seasons start to heat up so does the world of animation.
This year has brought an exciting lineup of animated shows that cater...
Delta history digitized at the Goleman Library
In the heart of The Goleman Learning Resource Center, Librarian Lena Zaghmouri converts memory to video.
Memories of joy, like the “Exposure” fashion show hosted...
Nickelback: Second worst band makes a comeback
Nickelback is going on the “Rock The Country” tour with Kid Rock and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Nickelback being featured on this tour begs the age-old...
Kilusan Pilipino hosts culture night
Noah Vinoya takes lead on dance rehearsals with Hooligan dancers in the Raymond Great Hall at University of Pacific
Take on tariffs with these terrific cocktails
Imagine a Margarita mixed with Durango Tequila, or an expensive Espresso Martini poured over Potter’s Vodka. That’s the U.S.A. of Tariff...
Bradbury classic still relevant
Delta Drama presents Ray Bradbury’s “Fahrenheit 451” for this Spring semester at the Al Muller Theatre. The weekend opening for the first showing will...
Bad Bunny hopping over boundaries
Bad Bunny isn’t just breaking records; he’s breaking boundaries. Known for his defying sound and unapologetic authenticity, the Puerto Rican singer has risen to...
Remakes bankrupt movie magic
Lately, you can’t throw a stone without hitting another soulless wad of soiled cash grab known as the 2020s movie remake or spin off.
Adding...
Perpetual motion at ‘Limitless Dance Concert’
The Stockton Delta Dance Company’s “Limitless Dance Concert” took place from Nov. 15 and 16 at the Tillie Lewis Theater. Professor of Dance Production...
‘Small Mouth Sounds’ a silent exploration
Delta College’s Drama Department presents a unique theatrical experience with Bess Wohl’s Small Mouth Sounds, directed by Greg Foro from Dec. 5 through Dec....
Hollywood’s risk aversion threatens creativity
There’s a tedium to movies that come out nowadays, it feels like they’re either remakes of something you actually like, or a superhero film...
Moonie Productions presents ‘Love and Circumstances’ to Delta
On Nov. 2, Moonie Productions presented the play “Love and Circumstances” at Delta College’s Atherton Auditorium.
The play was originally written by Janice Feaster and...
Tournament smashes expectations
On Oct. 24 the Student Veterans of America (SVA) debuted their first club event since before COVID by hosting a last-man-standing, winner-take-all “Super Smash...
Popular TV shows impart more than just entertainment
Shows are typically not a medium to seek solace in, or something that we innately soak up for valuable insight into our lives.
We watch...
Workshop brings new rhythm to Delta
On Oct. 29, the Stockton Delta Dance Company hosted the Discovery Dance event from 4 to 5 p.m. around Delta's campus. Dance students and...
Tales from the News Morgue
There is an art to a jumpscare, it’s finely crafted in ways that even if you don’t like it you must admire it. The...
Stockton Symphony celebrates heroes, villains at ‘Halloween Spooktacular’
On Oct. 20, the Stockton Symphony hosted the Pops! Heroes and Villains Halloween Spooktacular program at Delta College’s Warren Atherton Auditorium. Stockton Symphony musical...
