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The Student News Site of Grand Valley State University

Grand Valley Lanthorn

The Student News Site of Grand Valley State University

Grand Valley Lanthorn

“A Quiet Place: Day One” lures viewers in silence

Kaylee Schwander, Staff Writer Sep 29, 2025

To prepare for spooky season, “A Quiet Place: Day One” is a perfect film choice to set the mood. The 2024 addition to the “Quiet Place” franchise introduces viewers to Samira, played by Lupita Nyong’o, her cat Frodo and Eric, played by Joseph...

“Wuthering Heights” comes undone in new trailer

Ava Ermiger, Opinion Editor Sep 29, 2025

Emerald Fennell, the Oscar-winning filmmaker behind “Promising Young Woman” and the hit film “Saltburn,” recently announced her newest project, an adaptation of Emily Brontë’s “Wuthering Heights.” The film is set to be released Feb. 13,...

Review: “The Runarounds” misses a beat

Kaylee Schwander, Staff Writer Sep 22, 2025

In the midst of teen dramas like “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” Prime Video dropped season one of the new show "The Runarounds." The show follows Charlie Cooper, played by William Lipton, a recent high-school graduate who wants more than anything...

My top five “uncomfortable comfort” movies

Gabrielle Ray, Staff Writer Sep 22, 2025

I think most everyone can relate to having a favorite comfort movie-- a film that can feels like throwing on a warm blanket and drinking hot chocolate. Comfort movies are traditionally easygoing and fun, which is why most people fall in love with the...

Professors seem to be opening classroom doors to AI

Gabrielle Ray, Staff Writer Sep 15, 2025

I have never been afraid to speak out against the use of artificial intelligence. In fact, I find it disgusting that sectors of society are throwing out old-fashioned human thought for stale, artificial nonsense. In the past, I've felt my thinking...

GV administration must work to combat food insecurity

Jace Perroud, Staff Writer Sep 15, 2025

Following another tuition increase approved by Grand Valley State University's Board of Trustees (BOT) this past summer, campus has become less and less livable for students. On-campus wages have barely risen and parking spaces remain both limited and...