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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.
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…
Dorm sweet dorm: Five ways dorm life enhances the college experience
By Taylor Perkins Embed from Getty Images Growing relationships through late-night pizza orders and last-minute study sessions, dorm life provides students with an opportunity to live with their peers. While transitioning between home and dorm life can be an adjustment, students also learn many skills. These skills include independence as well as managing their responsibilities….
Q&A with Aria Morton: The highs and lows of international travel
Joy, amazement, admiration, shock and even fear – you can experience all when you travel. Traveling means more than just sightseeing; it is to explore the world out there without knowing what is waiting for you in new lands – new cultures. Aria Morton probably knows the meaning of traveling better than anyone her age….
Q&A with Anna Brinck: A closer look at resident assistant life
Staying up until 2 a.m. on weekends to monitor Sunderland Hall, hosting hallway events and creating a “home” for students in residence life are all part of the job of a resident assistant. But it’s not all fun and games — the position also provides students with a unique opportunity to work on campus and be…
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…
How to be environmentally conscious on a student budget
It can be difficult to be an environmentally conscious student when you’re living on a budget. The Scoop walks you through some simple things you can do.
Drury to kick off first home swim meet
Drury University’s swimming and diving team will kick off their season Nov. 4-5. The meet will be at Breech pool at 5 p.m. on Nov. 4 and 9 a.m. on Nov. 5. According to Coach Doug Schranck, “We are anticipating our first home meet as it will be the final tune up before we prepare…
Taking steps to end childhood cancer during St. Jude fundraiser
Springfield residents can lace up their walking shoes and take steps to end childhood cancer during the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital annual Springfield St. Jude Walk/Run fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 24, 2016. The event will be held at Rutledge-Wilson Farm Community Park. Registration opens at 7 a.m., the event starts at 7:30 a.m. and ends…