Entertainment
‘Based on a true story’; the horror of realism
This spooky season, horror enthusiasts can plunge into a terrifying selection of films, from gruesome slasher flicks to spine-chilling supernatural tales. But beware: the...
Movies lead popular costumes for Halloween 2024
Costume enthusiasts are organizing their outfits for the scariest night of the year as Halloween approaches. Whether it’s for trick-or-treating, a party at a...
Now that’s what I call boo-sic
The Collegian’s spooktacular playlist for all the ghouls and goblins around. A list made up for nostalgia, suspense and adventure; you’ll be screaming with...
Tiny hippo, giant penguin dominate social media
The internet has been a great many things in it’s relatively brief existence, from a great informational equalizer to the probable cause of your...
‘Puffs’ starts campus run this Friday
Delta Drama begins its two-week run of "Puffs" on Oct. 11 in the Tillie Lewis Theatre. The show will be performed at 7 p.m....
Dungeons: the new third place
Do you need an excuse to get together with your friends that isn’t Korean BBQ or drilling holes in oil pipelines? Have you ever...
James Earl Jones dies at 93
On Sept. 9, James Earl Jones died at 93-years old leaving behind a legacy of work.
Jones had worked in the theater, off and on...
Delta open annual Visions in Clay exhibition
Delta’s 15th annual Visions in Clay exhibition opened on Aug. 29 and runs through Sept. 20.
American visual artist Kevin Snipes was this year’s exhibition...
‘Legacy is undebated’ Tales from the ‘Brat’ summer
The year is 2085, you’ve just gotten out of your 16-hour shift at the oxygen factory and you have a measly 40,000 lunar cycles...
Delta takes ‘Our Town’ multilingual in new performance
Delta Drama will be putting on a production of the Thorton Wilder classic “Our Town,” following the story of two young people falling in...
How fighting games stimulate growth through struggle
When you hear the phrase "an acquired taste," you will likely prepare yourself for immediate revulsion or disappointment. Whether it be your friend's new...
Marry your gays: queer joy on film
Finding good queer representation in film can often feel like an unnecessarily difficult task. Tropes such as “bury your gays” or the villainization of...
Strike a pose: the student body gets active
Editor's note: An abbreviated version of this story ran in the May 10 print issue of The Collegian.
On May 4, Delta College held...
‘Monkey Man’ a bloody good way to start a filmography
“Monkey Man,” the directorial debut of Dev Patel, is a sharply dressed and fairly well-spoken film. It doesn’t pull punches when showing action, often...
High art: Bob Hope Theatre to introduce you to the classics
After you take your seat, a few minutes later the lights go down and the projector light flickers on a silver screen and now...
Delta Symphonic Winds plays Carnegie Hall
The Delta College Symphonic Winds will be performing at New York's Carnegie Hall on April 16, commemorating Band Director Arthur J. Holton Junior's 50...
Ye versus Kanye: Can you separate art from artist?
Where is the line in separating the art from the artist?
Whether the conversation is Kanye West’s recent comments on the Jewish population, or controversies...
#BookTok starts literary renaissance
The once niche crowd on TikTok where people posted quotes and showcased lists of their favorite books, has now grown into a large online...
Women take the lead, men follow
Big movie franchises have been getting remakes in the past couple of decades. Most remakes don’t follow the same plotline or keep the same...
Award shows not necessary to appreciate art
“The average piece of junk is probably more meaningful than our criticism designating it so.” says Anton Ego, the food critic, in the final...
