As competitive gaming becomes a more prominent source for entertainment and competition, Missouri State University has made plans for a new arena dedicated to the sport in the Plaster Student Union.
As competitive gaming becomes a more prominent source for entertainment and competition, Missouri State University has made plans for a new arena dedicated to the sport in the Plaster Student Union. Read more
As the semester is wrapping up, we come closer to the holiday season. Students will be able to travel back home to visit their family and celebrate their family traditions. While it may create fun times and happy memories, it can also create conflict among family members. Read more
Recently, Instagram began an experiment to remove visible "likes" from users' posts. Reporter Lainey Sanders speaks with students and Counseling Center mental health clinician Shaun Fossett about how social media impacts a user's mental health. Read more
On Nov. 20, people all over the world will gather to remember the friends and family they’ve lost to bigotry. It is a time for people to mourn their fallen loved ones and celebrate their lives. Read more
Missouri State University Darr College of Agriculture has partnered with the Quapaw Native Americans to reach educational, business and sustainability goals, and the two plan on continuing to expand their relationship. Read more
In Duane G. Meyer Library, directly in front of the third floor elevators, lives a world of culture and art just waiting to be discovered. The open doors of room 306 invite the Missouri State University community to explore the vivid colors, intricate patterns and complex techniques of tapes… Read more
What started out as a fundraising idea for a summer trip has turned into a blossoming business for Missouri State students Katie Sulzner and Jesse Romano. Read more
College friends Kennedy Girard and Brendan Wright were casually texting one day about the idea of starting their own clothing brand. A few months later and the duo sold out of their first merchandise drop in just ten days. Read more
At the front of the auditorium, Green Dot program coordinator Jenay Divin speaks about ways students can be proactive in preventing sexual assault and practice bystander intervention to make their campus a safer place. On a Thursday night, Carrington Hall seated over 100 students, with almos… Read more
Winter is just around the corner, the days are getting shorter and the nights are getting longer; this change in weather can take a toll on mental health. Read more
The smell of hot chocolate, coffee and other refreshments wafts through the Plaster Student Union South Lounge, accompanying the sound of various individuals and organizations as their talents are put on display. Read more
MSU students in the special topics in photography class got the opportunity this semester to work with nonprofit organizations, build their portfolios and gain experience in the professional field. Read more
“ARIZONA BABY” by Kevin Abstract was my summer anthem and I played it every single day. Read more
Here we are once again, the second in a series where I review one of the many films screened in Timothy White’s film courses here on campus. The cinematic roster White curates for his film classes vary widely on the timeline, ranging from silent-era classics to modern think pieces. Read more
Now, this is a steamy album. “The Lost Boy” YBN Cordae is his first solo studio album since he rebranded from Entendre in 2018 and it oozes with young brilliance. Ever since Cordae has joined the YBN rap collective with YBN Nahmir and YBN Almighty Jay, he has shown time and time again that h… Read more
Jackie Newman, a senior natural resources major, proposed several projects to the agriculture department to improve wheelchair accessibility in three different campus facilities on Friday. Read more
If you were to go around Springfield and peek into the dark windows of music venues in 2016, you would see the name “Gigantic” on many flyers. At the time, Gigantic was one of Springfield’s most eclectic and unique bands, proudly claiming the fake title of “417 Magazine’s worst band of 2016.… Read more
Every year, Missouri State University pride marching band leads the parade through the campus streets in feathered hats and maroon and white jackets. Read more