This Thanksgiving, The City Voice is celebrating the holidays with a friendly writers’ room debate about which Thanksgiving dish is the best at the table. Do you have your own picks, or just want to weigh in? Head to the comments section to nominate your favorites, and have a great break everyone! Continue reading Writers’ Picks: The Best Thanksgiving Food
Late Wednesday night, Marvel gave fans another look at an upcoming release, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and I think we can expect big things. Spiderman: No Way Home will see the return of many fan favorite characters, obviously including Peter Parker and his friends, but also the as-always enigmatic wizard Doctor Strange, a crossover that I for one am excited to see. We are also … Continue reading Spider-Man: No Way Home Trailer Revealed
In this featured broadcast interview, City Voice journalist Helen Engbers interviews Jayde West, a City High Middle student who submitted artwork in this year’s Art Prize competition! Continue reading Featured Interview: Art Prize
A couple of weeks ago, I was honored to get the opportunity to interview Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, the 2018 Democratic candidate for Michigan’s Gubernatorial Election, Former Health Commissioner of Detroit, founder of Southpaw Michigan, author of ‘Healing Politics’ co-author of ‘Medicare For All: A Citizen’s Guide’, and author of the newsletter, ‘The Incision.’ In the interview, we discuss a variety of topics including his book, … Continue reading Epidemic of Insecurity: An Interview with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed
With Halloween upon us, a fearsome debate has overtaken The City Voice writers’ room: which Halloween candy is the best? In this article we offer our thoughts, but we’re eager to hear yours. Comment below to join the discussion, or message us on social media @grpscityvoice. Have a happy Halloween everyone! Continue reading Writers’ Picks: The Best Halloween Candy
This week, we at The City Voice decided it was time to take a breather. There’s another quarter just around the corner, but for now it’s time to sit back, relax, and enjoy a more leisurely weekend. If you’re looking for a good book to curl up with, or a fantastic movie or show to binge, City Voice writers have it covered with their picks … Continue reading Writers’ Picks: Celebrate the End of MP1
In Banned, we review books on the American Library Association’s list of frequently challenged young adult novels, banned books. The intended audience for all books is “young adult”, typically defined to include ages 12-18. We review them because challenging ideas are the heart of democracy and diversity, because even harmful perspectives should be discussed so that they may be challenged with understanding, and because we believe that … Continue reading Banned: The Great Gatsby
In this week’s live Q&A, panelists Mr. Antuma, Ms. Emperor, Mr. Tweedale, and Ms. Vecziedins joined host Kumar Varma to answer live viewer questions about the Diploma Program here at City. Continue reading Live DP Q&A
Unlike last year’s US Open, the 2021 US Open allowed spectators to attend one of the biggest professional tennis tournaments in the world in person. This news was quite exciting for the tennis community, and it showed. The crowds were like no other, the contenders were more competitive than ever, and several teenage underdogs shone throughout the 2-week long tournament. While tennis singles is typically … Continue reading US Open Recap
This past week, I was lucky enough to sit down with Michigan Congressman and Grand Rapids native Peter Meijer, representative for Michigan’s 3rd Congressional District and a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, to discuss the hottest topic in the news this past month: the US withdrawal from Afghanistan. The following interview has been edited for clarity and brevity. Interviewer: One of the ideas … Continue reading You Left People Behind To Die: An Interview with Congressman Peter Meijer
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