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,...
One of the most vibrant, community-driven events in the Joplin area is just around the corner; this month, Main Street will be coming to life as MSSU takes over Third Thursday.
From March to October...
“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...
In 1976 as part of the United States Bicentennial, the informal expansion of Negro History Week to Black History Month was officially recognized by the U.S. government. No guest speakers, lectures, talks,...
In the last couple of semesters, the way Missouri Southern students take in the news has changed. Broadcast students have recently decided they’d like to produce a weekly, or biweekly news broadcast....
