Meghan Tripp

In 1996, Wes Craven’s “Scream” reinvented the slasher film, simply by being different from other films in the horror genre.

“Scream” took the overused horror movie tropes and manipulated them in a way that was fresh and entertaining. 27 years later and under new direction, Ghostface returns for yet another killing spree while paying tribute to the iconic film that started it all.

The big question remains: Can they pull it off without ruining what came before? Absolutely.

Matt Bettinelli-Olpin

Award season is officially in full swing, and everyone’s buzzing about the top dog of all awards ceremonies: the Academy Awards.

Nominations for the 95th Academy Awards were announced last Tuesday, and people are already making their predictions about who will take home the gold in each category. My prediction? Austin Butler deserves to win the Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of Elvis Presley in “Elvis.”

Usually, I don’t pay much attention to award ceremonies. It’s not because I

Each year for the past fourteen years, my alma mater has brought the entire community together for one night and one night only. Thousands and thousands of people come together underneath the Friday night lights at Bob Perry Field to raise awareness for something much larger than us.

In 2008, the Lowell High School football coach at the time, Noel Dean, came up with the idea to turn our Red Arrows pink in an effort to raise money and awareness for those who have been affected by cancer.

The co

The line outside of the Kirkhof Center was out the door Tuesday afternoon, as hundreds of Grand Valley State students waited patiently to play their role in America’s democracy during the 2020 elections.

GVSU students made their presence felt this election from right on campus, as a representative from the university projected that over 400 students voted in Allendale on campus on November 3rd.

Many Lakers are holding their vote in high regard, as students like senior Derek Jakielek view Michi