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Lights, Camera, Campus Fun

Lights, Camera, Campus Fun

Jazmine Knight, Reporter September 29, 2023

Out of all the stellar events the campus has to offer, KGCS' monthly movie night is arguably the coolest new event. Lydia Carlson, president of MSSU’s media club, hand-selects every movie, promotes the...

Ready, Set, Thrive: Your Guide To Helpful Resources On Campus

Ready, Set, Thrive: Your Guide To Helpful Resources On Campus

Jazmine Knight, Reporter September 8, 2023

With the Fall semester still fairly fresh, many of us are still getting in the groove of our class schedules. With that, comes several questions. Questions about classes, financial aid, student services,...

Ralph Yarl after being released from the hospital.

Knock Knock, Who’s There?

Jazmine Knight May 3, 2023

“A walking miracle” is how activist Shaun King describes Ralph Yarl of Kansas City, Missouri. Yarl, 16, is the latest victim of senseless violence that has gained national attention after he was...

Katrina Ball is a senior majoring in technical writing.

A writer’s risk: take the chance

How The Chart is for more than just Comm Dept. students
Katrina Ball April 14, 2023
The Chart was an excellent opportunity to learn the tools to be a better writer and gave me a glimpse of the world of journalism. The group met once a week with Emily Smith, the faculty Chart Adviser and discussed previous and future writing projects.
Opinion: MSSU not easily accessible

Opinion: MSSU not easily accessible

Jazmine Knight April 12, 2023

As an athlete, I’ve always taken walking for granted. Daily, I perform more challenging tasks, such as skipping in rhythm or continuous pop-off drills. However, I was recently injured participating...

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The price of being a broke college kid

McKenna Hodges, Managing Editor December 7, 2022

As I opened my last package of 50-cent ramen and put it in the microwave, I thought to myself “this is normal, everyone here is a broke college kid too.” This was the mindset that I had during my first...

Griner should be released

Griner should be released

Kaitlin Hunnicutt October 31, 2022

A seven-time WNBA All-Star and two-time Defensive Player of the Year, Brittney Griner was sentenced in August to nine years in prison in Russia. Griner was arrested in the Sheremetyevo International Airport...

Why students should vote

Opinion
Jazmine Knight October 25, 2022

Growing up, I’ve always heard, “your vote matters because you're choosing the future of our country.” But that reasoning meant nothing to me when I learned about the electoral college. Therefore,...

Claim your place, take up space

Claim your place, take up space

Sierra Ball May 9, 2022

Do you shrink yourself to take up less space in the world? I am a passive person – in fact when it comes to unavoidable confrontations, I become passive-aggressive at most. Throughout my experiences...

How powerful is positive thinking?

How powerful is positive thinking?

Sierra Ball May 2, 2022

Can positive thinking really change your circumstances? We have all heard the adage, “Just think positively,” as if that will actually do anything in terms of dealing with a stressful event. I...

Does COVID have young people living in fear?

Does COVID have young people living in fear?

Sierra Ball April 25, 2022

In 2009 I was a senior in high school. The H1N1 outbreak was all over the news. To be honest, I was quite unaware of the severity of the virus — or the lack thereof. I did not try to get informed about...

The college-age generation, currently members of Gen-Z, were introduced to social media during childhood. Due to this, they have grown into themselves using social media as the mirror in which they view themselves . Deprived of the opportunity to form their own opinions of themselves, Gen-Z have relied on “likes” from others to shape their self-worth.

Rates on the rise

Is social media healthy for college students?
Sierra Ball April 12, 2022

Are you dealing with depression or anxiety? Do you find yourself feeling lonely or isolated from your peers even though you are in constant contact? People in college are reporting higher rates of depression...

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