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...
"Well, the night is gone and it seems / It stole away my dreams
But for one, I remember very well / With eyes as clear as rain
And lips sweet as cane / She lived at the Tokyo Hotel"
As the opening...
Jeremy Howard, Contributing Science Writer
• December 18, 2024
Artificial Intelligence (also known as AI) is all the rage these days. We are seeing an explosion of AI integration into our devices, computers, smartphones, gaming consoles, personal electronic assistants...
On November 22, “Wicked” flew into theaters, starring Ariana Grande as Glinda and Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba. The movie was directed by John M. Chu, who also directed “In the Heights” and “Crazy...
For more than a year now, campus construction has been a recurring topic at UMSL. The SSB Tower has been torn down, and people on campus see changes just about every week when walking through the Quad....
Now more than ever I can’t imagine a more important topic to write about as a woman in America, but the fight for reproductive autonomy is not a new or uncommon struggle. On the other side of the continent,...
Coming back from Thanksgiving break is never easy, especially for college students with the anxiety of finals looming over us. Some of us are trying to get our grades up, some are catching up on missing...
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...
