Tara Graves, A Passion for Fashion
Tara Graves gives The Scoop an inside look on how fashion has impacted her life in a positive way.
Q&A with Jordan Devenney, on Fitness in College
After entering college, it can become complicated trying to stay fit. Endless studying, nights out with friends and poor diet are just a few examples of things that can keep students away from staying in shape. This week The Scoop met with Jordan Devenney, an athletic trainer for Drury University for some advice on staying…
Q&A with CJ Colbert, Your Favorite Non-Binary Pal
CJ Colbert, a non-binary biology student at Drury University, talks about the complexities of gender through their academic and personal perspectives.
Q&A with Zach Fortner Owner of Pineapple Whip
Zach Fortner, one of the owners of Pineapple Whip, talks about the dessert that has become a summer tradition in Springfield, Missouri and how it came to be.
Black Lives Do Matter
Ferguson was across the Missouri River from my home, but that night it felt like everything was happening in my backyard. This was the first time I’d witnessed real racial tension… and suddenly I became aware that my reality wasn’t everyone’s reality.
The True Villains of the Superhero Franchise
Superhero movies are beginning to lose their luster as they continue to be churned out on an assembly line for the sole purpose of making a profit.
The Man Who Wears the Crown
Drury University international student Dhruv Sitapara is the 2017 winner of Zeta Tau Alpha’s Big Man On Campus, an event for breast cancer awareness. But there is more to Sitapara besides a shiny crown.
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.
Generational farmers, deep roots
Generational farming is explored through the Wood family, led by Charles William Wood. Although these roots run deep, their story is one a tradition that is slowly fading across the country.