On the morning of October 7th, around 2,200 rockets raced towards southern and central Israel. The rockets targeted sites like The Nova Music Festival where…
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A tour of 18th and Vine
For my History 201 class, Kansas City Becomes The Classroom, taught by Dr. Daniel Kotzin, we were instructed to go on a tour of the…
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“Where can history take you?”: Careers in history panel with Jewell alumni
Jewell’s history department hosted a career panel highlighting history major alums and their experiences after college on March 29 at 7 pm. Alums with graduation…
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The need for niche sports
The rise of technology and social media has enabled the growth of previously unimaginable communities within niche sports. Sports that were once considered obscure or…
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Go Your Own Way: An Advice Piece
When I came to William Jewell College, I had meticulously spelled out a four-year plan. The end result of this four-year plan was what I…
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What is Women’s History Month?
On February 29, Donald Trump issued a proclamation that declared March as Women’s History Month. In doing so, Trump has upheld a presidential tradition of…
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Greco-Roman war reenactment held in Gano Assembly
Tuesday, April 2, educator and reenactor Gamal Castile led an event in Gano Assembly to explain ancient Greco-Roman war techniques. Castile used accurate replicas of…
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Jewell Goodbyes: Dr. Thomas Howell
For some, history is a study. For others, it is something more. It takes them to places and times they have never seen, introduces them…
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The story behind the fountain
Terry Barnes graduated from William Jewell College in 1989 with a bachelor’s of science degree in business administration. He was the last of five siblings…
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