The restaurant industry has been hit especially hard throughout 2020. Many restaurants cannot re-open due to COVID-19 precautions, and many patrons do not go to those that are open in an effort to reduce risk in the community. Since the first lockdown in March, the food service industry has lost…
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Photo Feature: The Nelson
Kansas City has many beautiful attractions, although the Neslon-Atkins Museum particularly captures the creativity Kansas City has to offer. Claire Henry shares her snapshots of some of the unique pieces at the Nelson.
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Student Poll: Who is voting for whom?
With the 2020 Election on the horizon, every eligible American must face the same crucial question: who do you trust to lead our country for the next four years? The 2020 election has dominated the political debate ever since President Trump won in 2016. College students are one of the…
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The Movement to Remove a Confederate Soldier Statue from Liberty
Erected in 1904, a monument of a nondescript Confederate soldier stands in the Fairview and New Hope Cemeteries in Liberty, Mo. Situated on an obelisk and etched onto the monument is a dedication to the memory of the Daughters of the Confederacy of Clay County. The obelisk features several etchings…
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Fall Lookbook
The fall season has arrived, and that means saying goodbye to shorts and tank tops and moving on to sweaters, jeans and neutral colors! Photographer Paula To share some Jewell students’ fall fashion looks!
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Online College at Home
William Jewell College plans to finish off the semester online – similar to the spring of 2020 – to keep students safe during the pandemic. Kari Tott shares some insight for first-years as they undertake their first foray into online college.
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Jewell’s new Student Senate Cabinet plans for the year, appoints senators
William Jewell College’s new Student Senate Cabinet, Your Voice on the Hill, was elected early October. The Cabinet is composed of President Olivia Eggleston, senior nonprofit leadership and Applied Critical Thought and Inquiry major; Vice President Tavarus Pennington, junior communication and English major; Secretary Grace Garbe, junior communication and nonprofit…
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Having Safe Holiday Gatherings
I come from a large family. As the holidays approach I can’t help but think about how the many traditions we are so used to are going to have to change due to COVID-19. As cases continue to rise millions of Americans are going to have to make some tough…
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Opinion: What Your Mask Says About You
COVID-19 has taken over our lives, and masks play a key role in keeping our communities safe and healthy, as stipulated by the Centers for Disease Control. As face masks become a staple in our daily wardrobes, there are many options on the market for people to protect themselves and…
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