The UMSL campus is home to both intentional students and the local community. These two domains intersect often, and we are introduced to motivated students and activists such as Olajuwon Davis. Davis...
Many students hope to turn their love of sports into a promising career. For Charlie Farris, a junior at the University of Missouri–St. Louis, this love quickly became a professional ambition after being...
Jeremy Howard, Contributing Science Writer
• May 9, 2025
When reporting on science and the Trump Administration, much of the focus has been on how changes are creating seismic shifts on an institutional and systemic level. But much less focus has been on how...
It has been 10 years since Michael Brown Jr. was discriminated against and needlessly killed by former Ferguson Police Department officer Darren Wilson. To reflect on the culture-shifting tragedy that...
From the first days of my orientation during the Fall Semester of 2024 on, I watched UMSL make a case for public transportation. It’s a noble cause. In offering discounted fares and passes, the Student...
An invaluable experience, especially for students, is the unique opportunity to learn in a new culture. This immersive search for new knowledge can be traced back to antiquity. Historical accounts of study...
Jeremy Howard, Contributing Science Writer
• April 25, 2025
Next to the soccer fields, across the street from UMSL’s North Campus, sits a small natural haven, unknown to many students and faculty. This haven is the Bellerive Bird Sanctuary. This densely wooded...
UMSL fosters a close-knit community of student veterans and dependents on campus. To recognize their unique experiences, the UMSL Veterans Center organized a week of activities, aiming to bring awareness...
As college students, it’s normal to have a full plate of responsibilities surrounding academic stress, career stress, social stress and financial stress. Navigating our twenties and learning to function...
The UMSL campus is full of creative students who express themselves in many ways. One of the easiest ways for students to express themselves is through fashion and style. Being located in the Midwest,...
What started as a side project for these two students studying social work and public health at Washington University quickly turned into something bigger. Armed with a camera and a notepad, they hit the...
April is Autism Acceptance Month. Today, April 2, is recognized globally as World Autism Awareness Day (WAAD), designated by the United Nations General Assembly in 2007. This year marks the 18th observance...
