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“Being Heard”: Creating Spaces for Artists of Color
In America’s ever-changing landscape of discrimination, the challenges for artists of color often feel insurmountable. Fighting underrepresentation and limited platforms is an uphill battle, and Midwestern cities like Springfield, Missouri are no different. For writers like Rex Ybañez, a yearning for community has driven artistic action, and as Rex creates spaces where being heard is…
Q&A with Allen Long: Helping international students through an emotional transition.
Allen Long, an International Addmission Officer at Drury University, discusses how his expereinces help him assist international students.
How To Treat Cauliflower Ear
Cauliflower ear is simply a bruised ear. Unlike normal bruises though, because of the confined space of the ear, major swelling occurs leaving the ear unable to heal which results in cauliflower ear. This condition can be avoided however with swift and simple action.
Drury vs. SBU, the Highway Cat Fight
The Drury Panthers will face the SBU Bearcats in an intense basketball game on November 14. Who will bring the trophy home this year?
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.
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…
Seven things to expect at a Greek life philanthropy event
By: Jerrica Shine Embed from Getty Images Every chapter of Greek life on any college campus has a different philanthropy: an organization or cause that they affiliate themselves with and support through fundraising. Although there are many obvious differences between philanthropies and the events that support them, there are also noticeable similarities. Anyone attending a…
Q&A with Jeff Riggins: Is graduate school right for you?
Whether you’re trekking into your last semester of college, dipping your toes into the world of graduate school, or frantically scrolling through LinkedIn, Jeff Riggins has a piece of advice for you. Riggins, a self-made man from Georgia and father of two, is currently an adjunct professor in the Drury University Communications Department. His 30-plus years…
Wrestling added to Drury’s athletic program
Drury University will add wrestling to an already strong athletic program.
Drury student enters the world of belly dance
Drury senior Mary Jean Miller discovered the world of belly dance during her time in college. Here’s how she moved from hobbyist to performer in just a couple of years.