Among the many new expressions in an era of constantly growing political correctness, it’s difficult to tell where the term latinx stands in today’s common usage. Read more

For Parkview High School senior Ever Cole, creating elegant, dainty succulent arrangements started as a hobby with friends. Now, Cole runs a small, registered business with around 200 followers on social media. Read more

Stepping into the Brick City East Gallery, a conglomeration of bold colors welcomes viewers. Read more

Upon returning to school during the COVID-19 pandemic, Missouri State offers students multiple different learning formats, ranging from in-person classes, hybrid classes, to fully online classes. Some students are not comfortable attending seated classes, yet their classes are still in perso… Read more

Springfield’s First Friday Art Walk of 2020, with 11 participating locations displaying art by and for the citizens of the community, was held Friday, Sept. 4. With the difference of social conventions due to COVID-19, Art Walk sponsors asked that visitors follow mask ordinances and utilize … Read more

Missouri State students can now use Bear Bucks or Dining Dollars to order from their favorite on-campus restaurants using the MSU On the Go mobile app. Read more

As much as it may feel like a conglomeration of suburbs, lacking towering skyscrapers and an abundance of monolithic office blocks, it is easy to forget that Springfield is the third largest city in Missouri. Now, to someone from the coasts or around a larger metro area, it may not seem like… Read more

On Thursday Sept. 3, Missouri State’s Career Center held the first segment for their new series, Diversity in the Workplace. Read more

Missouri State University is hosting a Community Blood Center of the Ozarks blood drive Sept. 1-3 in the Plaster Student Union Ballroom. Read more

Since the start of classes last week, Missouri State University has experienced an increase in COVID-19 cases, with a total of 141 cases as of August 23. However, some students are claiming that Magers Health and Wellness Center, along with some other testing centers around Springfield, are … Read more

Wing Yan Leong, commonly referred to as David Leong, the inventor of Springfield’s famous cashew chicken, passed away at the age of 99 on July 20. He is survived by six children, four sons and two daughters. Read more

Mask up Bears, but in style. Read more

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Cole Simmons, known by his stage name Brat Pitt, released his “First One” EP on Sunday, July 5. The title is self explanatory, as it marks Simmons’ first extended play under his new name. Read more

Now that summer is winding down, students who will be living in campus housing are probably curious about the move-in process. How will sanitation and social distancing practices be enforced?  Read more

Independence Day will have a new look this year. Read more

“It’s hard not to feel blue, when it always feels like there’s nothing we can do.” Read more