Arts & Entertainment

By Lizz Vensas
News Editor
The Music Within

Thump.  Thudump. Thudump.

Deavondre Jones has always felt the beat reverberating throughout his body.  The music he hears courses through his veins, it rolls down his spine, crawling through each limb.

“I can’t explain what happens when … Read-more

By Stephanie Krings
Photo Editor

This year SiTE:LAB took a walk on the dark side.

Kay Brown was just one of the many students who participated in the unusual event, which took place on Friday the 13th of April at 109 ½ South Division Ave…. Read-more

By “Cryptic” Josh Villaire
Collegiate Staff 

The praying mantis of rock had me harping right down to my size 12 shoes as I flung myself like a rag-doll into the fray of The Pyramid Scheme Bar April 18.  In all honest discretion the place gives … Read-more

By Matthew Waldrep
A&E Editor

If any of you kids out there were caught like a deer in the headlights by News Editor Lizz’s inquiry about your summer plans in her “Summer in the city” article and had no good answer other than “I’ll probably … Read-more

By Matthew Waldrep
A&E Editor

A Saturday evening of art, music, dancing, and fun can do more than ease the tension of the bygone week.  GRCC student, Kara Apodaca, showed Eastown that it also can raise money and awareness for struggling women in regions … Read-more

By Stephanie Krings
Photo Editor

The International Student Organization (ISO) and the Hispanic Student Organization put on a feast and a show to give students a glimpse into other cultures.

The Ford Fieldhouse was transformed into a banquet hall filled at one end with food … Read-more

By Austin Metz
Editor in Chief
Hey everyone, lock up your children, lock up your wife. Lock up your fat dog and run for your life because raw punk music is back.

Local bands Corrosive Kids and Doctors’ Wives are coming to a record shop … Read-more

By “Cryptic” Josh Villaire
Collegiate Staff 

Usually ready to swallow the gray dietary thrills of the sharp conservative knife-blade, and well-lit tours of the bloated mega-blockbuster, Grand Rapids outdid itself by hosting Tim Heidecker and Eric Warheims’ mad pandemonium of a film that splashed its … Read-more

By Matthew Waldrep
A&E Editor

In an effort to examine and celebrate Grand Rapids’ cultural identity, GRCC will be hosting the first ever “Grand Rapids Poets’ Conference.”

The Grand Rapids Poets’ Conference will be a gathering of local poets from GRCC, Grand Valley State University, … Read-more

By Stephanie Krings
Photo Editor

The GRCC annual student art exhibit in the Paul Collins Art Gallery is displaying top-quality work from talented students. The show is set to run from March 19 to April 13 on the fourth floor of GRCC Main Building.

“We … Read-more