The Standard, Missouri State University, Springfield, MO
2 days ago by J.D. Garretson
Every so often, even on the smallest of scales, history repeats itself. I can still remember the heart-rending decision I made way back in 2004, choosing whether to support Kerry or Bush. On the one hand, Bush was the worst president of all time. We all remember that video surfacing that apparently showed him killing an infant and imbibing its blood for power.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg, KS
8 hours ago by Ashley Bailey
Amanda Dunn wanted to prevent getting the human pappillomavirus, so she got the Gardasil vaccine, which has been at the center of controversy since its debut in 2006.
"I think girls should get it because it can prevent cancer and HPV," Dunn, senior in physical education, said.
The Standard, Missouri State University, Springfield, MO
1 day ago by Greg Edwards
If you want go inside a building and get away from the wet, Craig Hall probably shouldn't be your first choice. Carey Adams, dean of the college of the college of arts and letters, said that there were places on Craig Hall's roof Wednesday missing gasket material, which made it leak.
The Standard, Missouri State University, Springfield, MO
2 days ago by Jason Johnston
Paradise News & Arcade, a Springfield 24-hour adult novelty store, may have to lay off employees since it lost six hours of business Saturday when a Missouri law put new regulations on sexually oriented businesses.
"Most of the people I talked with that come out here are really disappointed," said Terry Stone, the store manager for Paradise.
The Drury Mirror, Drury University, Springfield, MO
2 days ago by
Drury will open a time capsule and reveal the plans for the former Belle-Turner site at 12:15 p.m. on Thursday, May 6, inside the Findlay Student Center (FSC).
Turner and Belle Halls, long vacant, were torn down over Christmas Break. Before the buildings were torn down, University Archivist Bill Garvin noted that an old copy of the school newspaper mentioned a time capsule in Turner Hall.
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Muleskinner, University of Central Missouri, MO
14 hours ago by By Anthony Moreno, For the Muleskinner
There are trailblazers taking courses at UCM this fall. A new program offers students with special needs a unique opportunity to move onto campus and pursue a higher education.
The THRIVE Program - which stands for Transformation, Health, Responsibility, Independence, Vocation and Education - gives 12 new students a chance to take courses with other UCM students, learn important job skills that will enable them to compete in the workforce and learn skills to live independently.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, KS
2 hours ago by Sarah Poland
Like an injury that still hurts years after it was inflicted, many people who were immediately affected by the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, still have raw feelings toward Islam. When a plan to build a community center containing a mosque two blocks from Ground Zero was proposed, opposition quickly emerged.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, KS
2 hours ago by Ashley Bailey
Amanda Dunn wanted to prevent getting the human pappillomavirus, so she got the Gardasil vaccine, which has been at the center of controversy since its debut in 2006.
"I think girls should get it because it can prevent cancer and HPV," Dunn, senior in physical education, said.
Muleskinner, University of Central Missouri, MO
2 hours ago by By The Chronicle of Higher Education
In his work as a professor, Stephen Downes used to feel that he was helping those who least needed it.
So when a colleague suggested they co-teach an online class in learning theory at the University of Manitoba, in 2008, Downes welcomed the chance to expand that privileged club.
Muleskinner, University of Central Missouri, MO
10 hours ago by By Cassie Wilson, For the Muleskinner
He came from the city of Jesse James and wanted to make sure that everyone knows that 'St. Joe' is where your mail comes from. "Thank us for your mail, although it's kind of slow," said Eugene Stillman.
The University of Central Missouri's campus advocate, Eugene Carter Stillman, was born and raised in St. Joseph, Missouri.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, KS
7 hours ago by Jen Rainey
It's not about whether Muslims should build a mosque and certainly not about whether they should be allowed to practice their faith, but valid arguments can be made against allowing the Park51 project to be built a few blocks from Ground Zero.
This project will include a mosque.
The Journal, Webster University, MO
1 day ago by Matt Jamieson
The May Gallery opened this weekend featuring an exhibition of Peruvian photographer Jorge Vera's photos of public places without people. Vera's exhibition, "urbanismo," features 16 images shot in various locations over eight years, beginning in 2002. Vera's love for photography began when he was 16 living with his family in Lima, Peru.
The Journal, Webster University, MO
18 hours ago by Carlos Restrepo
The freshman student that was allegedly assaulted on Saturday, Aug. 21, is no longer enrolled at Webster University.
Webster, through its media relations department, has declined to comment on anything regarding the student.
The incident happened as the freshman jogged along the intersection of West Jackson road and Gray Avenue - nearly a mile and a half from campus.
The Journal, Webster University, MO
16 hours ago by Eva Connors
Back-to-school shopping can get expensive. It often means moving into dorms, apartments and houses, which in turn means buying furniture, kitchenware, school supplies, and cleaning products. Luckily for those of us who'd rather not support Wal-Mart, there exists an ethical and convenient shopping option: Target.
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