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Jack of all trades: Jett Steele

Jack of all trades: Jett Steele

Jace Opel, Managing Editor March 8, 2023

Before you ask, “Hey Siri, what is a “Jett of all trades?” You should know the answer can be found right here, strolling within the halls and sitting in the classrooms of Missouri Southern.   Freshman...

Mind over matter: student prioritizes mental health

Mind over matter: student prioritizes mental health

Katrina Ball February 20, 2023

College students have begun to prepare for another semester of classes, clubs and other activities while balancing deadlines and jobs. One of the more enormous challenges many will be unprepared for...

Photo of the finish line at the Tom Rutledge Cross Country Course

Cross Country Set to Compete in Regionals on Home Course

Jazmine Knight November 18, 2022

Cross country season is slowly coming to an end meaning no more running 100 miles per week for those runners.  Two weeks ago, Missouri Southern’s cross country team competed on their home course...

A councilman’s perspective on voting

A councilman’s perspective on voting

Jazmine Knight October 28, 2022

Students at Missouri Southern expressed their confusion about voting. Students wanted to know what to expect when voting and what would be on the ballot for midterm elections.  Josh DeTar was elected...

Campus gets more colorful

Jace Opel, Reporter October 4, 2022

Disney’s “Pocahontas” said that we can paint with all the colors in the wind and on Sept. 7, students did just that. The McCormick Courtyard was full of colorful footprints, colorful people and yes,...

Lisa Olliges poses for her first portrait as the General Manager of KGCS-TV.

Olliges Named New Head of KGCS-TV

Jace Opel, Reporter September 15, 2022

Coming from an extensive background working in the communications field, Lisa Olliges has now claimed the title as the General Manager of KGCS-TV.  Monday, Sept. 12, officially marked Olliges’ first...

Tales from our troops: what does Memorial Day mean to you?

Brooklyn Cady May 30, 2022

          Thank You For Your Service

Tales from our troops: being a disabled veteran

Content Warning: Obscene language in this article may be offensive to some readers.
Brooklyn Cady May 30, 2022

  According to Statista, a database of statistics for market data, as of 2019 roughly 1.66 million veterans had service-related disability ratings of 70% or higher. U.S. Army Veteran...

Tales from our troops: sexual assault and harassment in the military

Trigger Warning: As the title suggests, this article discusses themes and accounts from veterans and enlisted personnel surrounding sexual assault, harassment, rape, and other potentially disturbing content for some audiences.
Brooklyn Cady May 30, 2022

As of 2020, women only make up about 16% of enlisted forces for the United States military. Even though there is nearly three women for every 20 men in the military, the Department of Defense (DoD)...

Tales from our troops: an insight on the process of military service

Tales from our troops: an insight on the process of military service

Brooklyn Cady May 23, 2022

Memorial Day is a national holiday where most Americans celebrate a day off work by grilling hot dogs and cooling off by a pool. For the Americans who served in the military, or loved someone who served,...

PRSSA hosts resume workshop

PRSSA hosts resume workshop

Brooklyn Cady April 4, 2022

Grab a free cup of coffee and some cookies and learn about resume development featuring a guest speaker specializing in hiring management at the Resume Café workshop hosted by Missouri Southern’s Public...

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