Editorial
March Madness is sports at its finest
As we near the end of March, we also near the end of an event that every sports fan looks forward to. That’s right, I’m talking about March Madness, a time where sports fans all […]
Month: March 2022
Editorial
StuGov Buzz 3/31
Hello, my name is Ethan Kershaw and I am the current vice president of Student Government. Sadly, my term will be up in just two weeks and I plan to study abroad in the fall […]
Features
Jammin’ with Jack: Alice in Chains amazes
Concept albums have been around for decades and have been utilized to much success. Albums like “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band,” “The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars,” “American […]
Features
“Don’t Look Up” is much more than a popcorn movie
Dark comedy “Don’t Look Up” released on Netflix during late 2021, offering a doomsday narrative akin to ‘90s popcorn flicks “Armageddon” and “Deep Impact.” Injected with enough relevant social commentary to elevate the film above […]
Community
Alice Davis, a Student Health Center hero
Over the past two years, nurses have been some of the most celebrated essential workers. With the last two years of the pandemic, as many have fallen ill and hospitals become crowded, nurses have had […]
Features
“The Lockdown Sessions” leaves a minimal impact
The COVID-19 lockdown was an interesting experience,, with many turning to baking bread and binging shows to pass the time. Sir Elton John, like most of us, spent his time watching popular shows, however, unlike […]
Arts & Entertainment
Top five: wacky alternative love songs
Everyone enjoys a good love song, and while Valentine’s Day is all about mushy sweet feelings, in reality, love is hardly as simple as a few major chords and some cute imagery about hand holding. […]
Administration
Truman ends mask mandate
The President’s Office sent out an email to the campus community Feb. 25 stating that Truman State University no longer requires masks on campus. The new ruling went into effect at 5 p.m. Feb. 25. […]
Campus
Missing paintings returned
Sara Seifert, director of Public Safety, said the Department of Public Safety received an anonymous tip from their silent witness line. The person said they knew the individual’s name who took the portraits and had […]
Features
“The French Dispatch” is Wes Anderson at his best
After facing delays from COVID-19, director Wes Anderson released “The French Dispatch” to theaters during late 2021. Like many of Anderson’s films, “The French Dispatch” is a freewheeling journey through a deeply niche world, in […]