This past month ushered in a restructured schedule for student loan applications, a fresh lawsuit aimed at the largest federal student loan service provider in…
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Artist Feature: Lynn McCutchen
Some parents make their kids listen to The Grateful Dead or George Strait on the way to school every morning. Lynn McCutchen, a senior theatre…
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Big Batteries: Powerful Potential
In this technological age, many individuals are able to infer what is meant by “big batteries,” these being the up-scaled version of the power packs found…
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Photo Feature: Women’s March
Photographer Daniel Virga traveled to Chicago to document the Women’s March on January 21, 2017.
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Going Greek: An Ancient Jewell Tradition
About two weeks ago, the fraternities and sororities of William Jewell College held its 131st recruitment and brought in brand new Greek students. Greek life…
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Jewell students participate in women’s marches
A day after President Trump’s inauguration, individuals came together to join in the Women’s March on Washington D.C. This reverberated across the U.S. and the…
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Letter from the Editor: President Obama’s Legacy
While preparing for an editorial in which I’m going to consider President Obama’s legacy, the first thing that came to mind was to go through…
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Photo Feature: Black Friday’s Black Lives Matter Protest
Sofia Arthurs-Schoppe photographs Chicago’s November 25th Black Lives Matter protest The following images were captured at the Black Lives Matter Protest on Michigan Avenue, Chicago,…
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Curry Library in the 21st century
William Jewell College’s Curry Library is finding ways to adapt to the intense 21stcentury emphasis on the digital. What worked for libraries 50 years ago,…
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