Season four of “The Walking Dead” left us, distracted by many little details, in a railroad car in Terminus, a “sanctuary” for all. The final…
Read MoreIndie band “The Homeless Gospel Choir” takes an insightful and provocative approach to social justice
The Homeless Gospel Choir is a one-man band composed of singer-song writer, Derek Zanetti, and his unique storytelling folk–punk music genre. His album “I Used to Be So…
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Letter to the Monitor with Jamie Wallen
“Letter to the Monitor” is an opportunity for members of the William Jewell College community to write a free-topic editorial. If you are interested in…
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Hilltop Voices: Cole Allee on U.S. reaction to Ebola
Cole Allee discusses the reaction of the United States to the Ebola outbreak. The Guinea Ministry of Health announced an outbreak of Ebola hemorrhagic fever…
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“Book of Life” offers quirk, whimsy and cross-generational appeal
“The Book of Life,” a Dia de los Muertos-themed film by rising-star studio Reel FX, could not have come to theaters at a more apt…
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“American Horror Story: Freakshow” brings an all-star cast and another season of nightmares
If you were a fan of American Horror Story: Asylum, then you are going to love the Freakshow. Jessica Lange plays Elsa, the ring master,…
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To be honest…with Hannah Garner
To be honest, I think our generation relies on anonymity through the web too much. We are the first generation to experience growing up with the internet…
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To be honest…with Chandler Eaton
To be honest, I think everyone needs to stop using “the struggle” to define their issues. I hear it said around William Jewell College’s campus constantly,…
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Hilltop Voices: Caitlin Troutman
Caitlin Troutman articulates the importance of voting in the upcoming midterm election. After the shooting and resulting outrage in Ferguson, Mo., it became widely known…
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