Cardinals Care is a new student organization that has been in the making for three years and will ideally be implemented before the end of the 2020 fall semester. This organization is built to meet the needs of students on campus who may have inadequate access to transportation, resources and…
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Photo Feature: Fall foliage lingers on campus
Since November has commenced, it seems that everyone has been gearing up for Christmas. While I, too, adore the Christmas season, I am still holding on to fall for a little while. Given the midwest’s tendency for sudden weather change, we may not be able to soak in the fall…
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Artist Feature: Claire Henry
Claire Henry is a sophomore digital media communications major whose artwork varies from graphic design and digital-based work to photography and ceramics. In high school, Henry’s work in graphic design for her high school newspaper preempted her decision to declare a graphic design-based major in college. Henry has since worked…
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A Fall Day in Kansas City
If I were to miraculously have a day with no classes, no homework, no extracurriculars, no work and no obligations this October, I would plan my ideal fall day in Kansas City revolving around my favorite spots in the city, good food and the opportunity to see some fall foliage.…
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Restaurant Review: The Phoenix
Located on the corner of W 8th and Central and still swinging after 25 years, The Phoenix is a jazz bar and restaurant that serves American fare and plays live music six days a week. In addition to being an excellent location for a live show and an evening cocktail,…
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Pryor Legacy project persists despite COVID-19 challenges
During their senior year, the Pryor fellows build upon leadership experience they have gained throughout the three years of the program and complete a group legacy project. The 2020 Pryor Class Legacy project, a partnership with Kansas City’s New Roots for Refugees, has faced unexpected challenges due to the COVID-19…
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Featured pastime(s): Picnics, paper folding, penpals and pâtisserie
Quarantine has brought me a surplus of free time, and social distancing has left me with very limited options for entertainment. When I finally decide to drag myself out from under my covers and pursue some form of stimulation, I will often partake in one the following activities: Picnics If…
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Review: “Unorthodox”
“God expected too much of me. Now, I need to find my own path.” Netflix recently released a four-part series based on Deborah Feldman’s debut memoir “Unorthodox: The Scandalous Rejection of My Hasidic Roots.” The series follows Esther or “Esty” Shapiro – played by Shira Haas – as she leaves…
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Recipes to make using non-perishable ingredients
In this unprecedented time, your local grocery story may be looking a little sparse, and you may be finding yourself with a lot of time on your hands. While you should not be going to extreme lengths to stockpile food, the Centers for Disease Control and Protection (CDC) does suggest…
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