January 14, 2024
Sustainability: A Future For Tomorrow
Sustainability is a three-legged stool that’s all about People, Planet, and Profit. Each leg is equally necessary for the stool to stand.
Back to the Galaxy: The Next Star Wars
Star Wars may still be in a galaxy far, far away but recent announcements by Disney and Lucasfilm have attracted attention by the media yet again. It has been officially announced that the release date of a seventh film is set for Dec. 18, 2015.
SLU Silenced in March Madness
The NCAA basketball national title tournament is more than a tournament, it is a chance for a team’s ultimate dream to come true. However, some just don’t make the cut, which is the position that St. Louis University finds itself in now.
Donate and Be A Hero
Thanks to the help of the Be A Hero Campaign , and the assistance of Secretary of State Jesse White, organ donors are making a difference all over the nation.
Lewis and Clark has paired up with White in an effort to get students to sign up as donors.
Pity the Fool and the April Fish
April Fool’s Day, also known as All Fools’ Day, is the one day out of the entire year when being mischievous is considered to be awesome.
Student Government Fights for More Grants
Currently the majority of MAP grants are awarded to students who are not attending community college even though the majority of students enrolled in higher education in Illinois attend a community college.
Janice Richardson – Computer Networking Prodigy
Janice Richardson, from Elsah, is a CNET student at Lewis and Clark who will be working for Lockheed Martin Department of Defense after her graduation.
Dark Shadow Cast Over Katy Perry’s ‘Dark Horse’ Music Video
Katy Perry has been accused by some Muslims of blasphemy in the video for her single Dark Horse.
Alton Middle School is Bringing Back Culture
Nicole Marconi, Field Summit House principal, said that this was a serious topic with celebration weaved within, and as a school, everyone was to stand together to help one another with all goals and endeavors.
Cracking the Egg on Easter Traditions
It’s that time of year again, time to buy and dye a cartons worth of eggs, splurge on chocolate and sugar, and hope the Easter Bunny will deliver happiness in a basket to families around the world.