While the media has focused mainly on the presidential election in the past year, there are several other important offices up for grabs and many…
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Liberty’s smoking age raised to 21
On Sept. 26, the Liberty City Council approved an ordinance that increased the smoking age to 21 within city limits. With a 5-3 vote in…
Read MoreThe Funding Plan for Education in Kansas is Still Undecided
Over the next few months, the Kansas legislature will determine the future of the state’s public schools. Reduced funding for public schools in Kan. has…
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On the Hot Seat: Jay Nixon and Labor Discrimination
The Missouri Gubernatorial race this year is a no-incumbent race. Despite that, some Missourians are working very hard to draw attention to the sitting governor.…
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Missouri’s Governor’s Race Ramping Up
While the presidential election is receiving national attention, another race is occurring a little closer to home. The Missouri gubernatorial election will be Nov. 8,…
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Student Senate’s Policies and Goals for the New Year
As a new academic year commences, William Jewell College’s Student Senate prepares and plans for the goals they aim to accomplish as they represent the…
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Senior Erin Ahart looks ahead to medical school at Kansas University
William Jewell College senior chemistry major and pre-medicine minor Erin Ahart was recently accepted into the University of Kansas (KU) School of Medicine. Beginning mid-July,…
Read MoreLibraries and research facilities near Jewell
Many classes at William Jewell College require students to conduct research. The online and physical resources provided through Curry Library are a great place to…
Read MoreKU Newspaper loses funding, files lawsuit
Trouble is brewing at the University of Kansas (KU) over a controversial decision the university’s student senate made. The student senate has elected to slash…
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