‘News’ Archives
Missouri women honored for accomplishments through exhibit
Women are the future of Missouri, a fact proven with the induction of five excellent women into the “Outstanding Women of Missouri: Traveling History Exhibit.” In the Millennium Student Center Century rooms on Wednesday September 28, Dorothy Gaynor Blake (deceased), Jessie L. Gaynor, Frankie [...]
Obama’s new tax regiment: to anger the rich, poor, or both?
Our Opinion Class warfare is a fairly controversial topic. Whether it is spouted off by those with or those without, it is commonly used as a coverall term for any situation in which one class finds themselves improperly treated by another. This is often a situation in which one group of [...]
Kaylee Neutzling: Leading the Tritons
University of Missouri - St. Louis women’s soccer player Kaylee Neutzling, senior, criminology is a force to be reckoned with and a leader on her team. In her senior year, the Edwardsville, Illinois native and Lewis and Clark Community College transfer leads her team in scoring with four goals [...]
New St. Louis Public Radio station building waits to be unveiled at Grand Center
Moving St. Louis Public Radio station, which is owned by and licensed to the University of Missouri-St. Louis, to the new Grand Center building in the arts and entertainment district in Midtown St. Louis is a project that has been successfully ongoing. “It’s not just St. Louis Public Radio [...]
It is not hysteria to worry about too many listeria outbreaks
Reports of people sickened and even killed by listeria-contaminated foods has dominated the news in the past week. First, it was cantaloupes from Colorado, then it was romaine lettuce from California. As of last Friday, 84 people had been sickened by contaminated cantaloupe and 15 people had [...]
