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Working in the Arts
A career in the arts seems like a dream that is out of reach for many students. The Scoop presents hope to those inclined to gravitate away from their artistic passion.
The Story of a 50 Year Marriage
The Scoop recently sat down with Don and Helen Manson, along with their daughter Sarah Dawson, to gain insight on this happily married couple’s love story and life today.
Chicago’s 2017 St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Up for a road trip? Chicago will host its 62nd annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and dyeing of the Chicago River on March 11, 2017.
A Growing Trend Among These Six Honeymoon Destinations
The Scoop recently talked with Holiday Planners Supervisor, Debbie Taylor, to discuss the Top Trending Six Honeymoon Destinations.
Q&A with Rob Haik, Architect and Businessman
Drury graduate Rob Haik is the founding principal of H Design Group, a local architecture firm. He recently sat down with The Scoop and provided some interesting insight into his business and what Drury gave him that he still finds useful.
Q&A with Daniel Rzadkowski – Outdoor Camping
Daniel Rzadkowski, of Suwalki, Poland, is a senior majoring in finance at Drury University. An outdoor enthusiast, Rzadkowski hopes to travel throughout Europe after graduation.
Q&A with Drury Tennis Coach Jarrod Smith
Drury University tennis coach Jarrod Smith begins his 12th season. The Scoop sits down for a Q&A to learn a little more about Smith and the teams he coaches.
One on One with Jamy Watson
Jamy Watson is a Jazzercise instructor in Springfield, Missouri. She has been involved in the program since she was sixteen years old but was only officially certified about a year ago. The Scoop sat down with Watson to get a sense of what Jazzercise is and how it can benefit you. How has being an…
Why you should learn to play a musical instrument.
Learning to play an instrument an instrument can be a life altering thing. One student opens up about depression and how learning to play the guitar brought him back from the edge.
Five ways to prepare yourself for a career after college
Although the beginning of college is filled with Solo cups and Ramen, a large part of your college career has all to do with your career-career. Universities are meant to do a lot more than ground you with homework and exams. There are tons of resources directed toward students to better prepare them for life…