Therapist by day, rock star by night. Dr. Natalie Wlodarczyk
Dr. Natalie Wlodarczyk, a professor at Drury University, is an artist who has deep ties to music in the Springfield, MO area.
Q&A with Drury University’s Chaplain Dr. Peter Browning
Peter Browning has been a part of the Drury University family for 28 years as a professor of philosophy and religion and as campus chaplain.
Q&A: A word to the wine with Jason Bernard
Jason Bernard, manager of the Brown Derby International Wine Center, discusses wine expertise, and people’s misconceptions about wine.
21st Century: Road to success or highway to stress?
Life is tough, and we need to work hard to succeed. However, when do we draw the line between hard work and working too hard?
It’s a Hard Left-Handed Life
Ten percent of the population is left-handed but the rest of the world doesn’t seem to care. Lefties continue to suffer in a world of right-handed people.
The problem with captivity
Circuses, zoos and aquariums are entertaining activities that excite and amuse families around the globe, but just how ethical is it to keep animals in captivity?
Equal Play, Equal Pay for USWNT
Having played soccer all my life and watching the United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) since I was a kid, you better believe I support the five women who filed a wage-discrimination complaint against the U.S. Soccer Federation.
No hate in our state: What SJR 39 means for Missouri
What SJR 39 means for Missouri,and how the economic and moral effects of a religious liberty bill could be dire for the state.
“Lost and Found” : A deeper look into a heartwarming band
A glimpse into the heart of a talented up-and-coming Springfield, Missouri band Lost and Found.
Instagram is the new fashion mag
How Instagram is beating fashion magazines at their own game.