American schooling has long been defined by its distinct stepping stones which eventually lead students to and through higher education. In high school, heightened anxiety…
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Gun Fight Happens a Mere 2.4 Miles from Campus
At around 11:10 p.m. Monday, Sept. 23, two cars were seen firing gunshots at each other in Liberty, Missouri. No injuries occurred, but one home…
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New report details Missouri’s decreasing life expectancy
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services released a report in September that showed that although the life expectancy in the United States is 78.6…
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Medicaid Expansion “top priority” for Kansas legislature
The Following is Part One in a two-part series on Medicaid Expansion Last year, Democrat Laura Kelly was elected Governor of Kansas promising, among other…
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Stormy skies interrupt carnival rides
Along with the conclusion of William Jewell College’s homecoming week, the fourth weekend of September brought with it the annual Fall Festival – three days…
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William Jewell ranks high in annual U.S. News rankings of colleges
U.S. News recently published their annual rankings of best colleges in the United States. William Jewell College was ranked in three separate categories: ninth Best…
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The American Public Square partners with Jewell, hopes to encourage civil discussion in the community
The American Public Square, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization whose goal is to change the tone and quality of public discourse, has announced a new partnership…
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Recap of Third Democratic Presidential Debate
On Sept. 12, the remaining 10 major Democratic candidates met for the third Democratic debate. The debate took place in Houston at Texas Southern University…
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99 percent of applicants to federal student loan forgiveness program rejected
For those campaigning to be the 2020 Democratic presidential nominee, student loan forgiveness has been one of the hot ticket items at all the twists…
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