Opinion
On predominantly white campuses, black student organizations are necessary
My experience at the Big XII Conference on black student government helped me to not only better understand why black-oriented spaces are necessary, but it made me proud to be part of one.
The bronze-medal mindset helps personal growth
Winning means more than a gold medal. Sometimes it means looking at all that you’ve accomplished.
Allowing concealed carry of firearms on MU’s campus puts lives in danger
As Missouri’s legislature debates a bill that would require MU to allow concealed carry, safety must be the top priority.
Students should take advantage of the study rooms
With the new semester and this endless winter, study rooms can become your best friend.
When the public bashes feminism they bash equal rights for all genders
Most anti-feminists don’t realize that the freedoms women have are because of women’s rights activists.
Developing a trusting relationship with your editor is a way to ensure continuous success in your writing and creative output
A trusted editor is invaluable to creative and academic success.
Tell the Truth: What is going on with the Jussie Smollett case?
The Jussie Smollett hate crime hoax has been a talking point for the majority of the month. Despite all the noise surrounding the case, let’s not forget that queer individuals and people of color are still (very real) targets of hate crimes.
