Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens was indicted Feb. 22 after allegations of sexual misconduct and blackmail were revealed in mid-January. The allegations concern a consensual encounter…
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Third graders are selling AR-15 raffle tickets
A third grade baseball team at an elementary school in Neosho, Mo. has been advertising an AR-15 as a prize for a raffle benefiting their…
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Kansas City ranked second nationwide in cell performance
Kansas City ranked second out of 125 metropolitan markets for overall cellphone service performance, according to a Rootmetrics Report published Jan. 31, 2018. The results…
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Students propose multicultural space on campus
William Jewell College has been focusing on improving diversity and inclusion on campus this year with the Diversity and Inclusion Plan. This plan’s theme is…
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Missouri Right to Work Referendum to appear on November ballot
Missouri enacted a right to work law in August 2017 that, according to the National Right to Work Foundation, “guarantees that no person can be…
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Student Senate plans for the semester
William Jewell College Student Senate has a lot planned for this semester. They are working on bringing more diversity to campus and collaborating with other…
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Black History Month at Jewell
In the U.S., February is designated as Black History Month. This is a time to celebrate the achievements of African Americans and recognize the central…
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Colonel Alexander Doniphan and Leona E. Kresse award recipients announced
The Colonel Alexander Doniphan and Leona E. Kresse awards are given to the senior man and woman voted most likely to succeed. The 2018…
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Ely soon again to be the place to “b-ely”
In an all-campus email sent Feb. 1, William Jewell College President Dr. Elizabeth MacLeod Walls announced that the school would be launching “Phase One of…
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