Jeremy Howard, Contributing Science Writer
• March 11, 2025
Since President Donald Trump took office on January 20, 2025, he and his team have wasted little time implementing new policies to drastically shape the country over the next four years.
One area in particular...
What makes a student special? Is it how much they contribute to the campus? Or is it how they change the environment around them in a classroom? A student can be considered special for many reasons, but...
With a bleak start to this new year, it feels extra hard to escape the negative mindset accompanying 2025. To shift this perspective, I sought out something positive on campus. When casually chatting with...
UMSL’s Office of Student Involvement (OSI) has been steadfast in their approach and execution of Black History Month events on campus for years, and 2025 was no different. On February 6, OSI collaborated...
In 2019, UMSL cut multiple departments, including the master’s program for music and the bachelor’s program for theatre and cinema arts. Associate Professor Felia Davenport was moved to join the communication...
During the week of November 18, UMSL’s Public Relations Student Society of America is hosting a Generosity Drive with HavenHouse St. Louis to collect toiletries on the Millennium Student Center Bridge.
HavenHouse...
Every four years, the United States is promptly divided into three categories: the Democrats, the Republicans, and everyone else. Each group votes for one political candidate to lead the nation of over...
Generative Artificial Intelligence, also known as AI, has been a hot topic on the UMSL campus for the past few weeks. The most recent discussion around AI has involved our very own radio station in the...
Jeremy Howard, Contributing Writer
• November 5, 2024
On Oct. 10, 2024, UMSL’s Whitney R. Harris World Ecology Center, an organization within the university’s biology department, hosted its annual Conservation Forum in collaboration with the St. Louis...
The Great Library of Alexandria, Dublin’s Trinity College Library, The Library of Congress, The Vatican Library and The Reading Room at the British Museum. No matter what country a person is from, the...
After a highly anticipated wait, “Joker: Folie à Deux”, hit theaters on October 4, and to much surprise, it was not a show stopper as its predecessor was.
Before I had a chance to see for myself,...
During election season, it can be difficult to go anywhere or do anything without hearing about the presidential election or candidates. One thing that does not receive nearly as much conversation is local...
