Mask up Bears, but in style. Read more
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
A week lounging on a beach wasn’t how Camryn Mahnken and Clayton Frye imagined their summer. Read more
day on “Sinjin tells you to find a spice,” we’re going to make a spiced chiya to go with last week’s Gwaramari recipe. This chiya recipe is very loose and allows a lot of creativity. So take this recipe with a grain of salt, and please don’t take that idiom literally. Read more
Rountree neighborhood, just east of Missouri State University’s campus, welcomes Springfield’s newest cafe and market, Culture Counter Commons. Located roughly a mile from campus, this new cafe offers students an array of baked goods, beverages and homemade ice cream. Read more
These past weeks have been very heavy on everyone’s conscience— mine included. It’s been hard to write about food and how to make it while people are getting shot at, gassed and beaten by cops. The recent events bring up an interesting question within how we think about food and how it plays… Read more
This time last year, Taste of SoMo was selling tickets for their all-day downtown event — over 30 food vendors offering samples, live music and other activities for visitors to partake in during a Saturday afternoon celebration of local food and community. Read more
Brenden Lucas, freshman socio-political communications major, won the junior varsity division at last weekend’s debate tournament. Lucas was 6-0 in prelims and 5-1 in the double-elimination rounds on Sunday, June 7. Read more
As protests continue across the nation following the death of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, Missouri State students have started to sell their work to support the movement against police brutality. Read more
On May 21, American singer Lana Del Rey posted to her Instagram voicing her frustration with her image in the music industry. Read more
The annual spring BFA Senior Exhibition held by Missouri State’s art and design department was interrupted this year due to COVID-19. To replace it, the faculty and class of 2020 used an online platform to display their work. Read more
Early into the COVID-19 pandemic, members of the Event Safety Alliance, a non-profit trade association of live event industry professionals committed to eliminating unsafe behaviors and conditions, began creating guidelines for social distancing during concerts and released the finished guid… Read more
It’s Memorial Day weekend, a truly memorable time, as businesses and facilities attempt to regain normalcy. Some students are scrambling to the reopened parks and malls. Others are acting as though the stay-at-home orders were never lifted, patiently waiting for the calm after the storm. Read more
Many jobs have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Businesses are starting to find new ways to help their employees out during this time. Read more
Hair salons have been closed for weeks because of COVID-19, and the new normal is both busy and full of precautions to keep all guests safe. Read more