There is a lot happening this semester in the business honors program here at Morningside, including a fundraiser providing students with cookies. The smart cookies program is an annual fundraiser put on by the business honors program during midterms to give parents, faculty, and students the opportunity to purchase cookies to send to students. Four […]
On Tuesday, October 5th, Professor John Gonsler of Morningside University shared how his life story lead to a job as a Criminal Justice professor. Gonsler opened with some basic information about himself. He was a correctional officer and police officer before earning a master’s degree in Criminal Justice at Michigan State University. He is now […]
The most recent true conversation I have had was last night with my brother-in-law’s parents. They are visiting here from Arizona and we had not seen each for about a year, so much of the conversation was catching up and small talk. I talked a lot about being on the football team and how the […]
The story I picked for this week is about Chicago Bears’ head coach Matt Nagy naming rookie quarterback Justin Fields as the starter. This is big news considering Nagy had been strict in his ways of keeping Andy Dalton as the starting quarterback after signing him this past offseason. After Dalton left with an injury […]
The article I picked this week is about the blockbuster trade between the Carolina Panthers and the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Panthers sent their starting tight end, Dan Arnold, as well as a third round draft pick to the Jaguars and received cornerback CJ Henderson and a fifth round pick in return. This is a huge […]
Colleges around the world were affected by the Covid pandemic, and that stands true for the students of Morningside University. This is exemplified by the experience of one Caleb Lubbers, who was a Freshman at Morningside during the height of the pandemic. Lubber’s biggest disappointment is that he was not able to meet more people […]
The article I read is about the Superdome, home of the New Orleans Saints, catching fire and injuring one of the people sheltered there from hurricane Ida. Flames on the roof of the Superdome were reported to the fire department around noon on Tuesday and put out quickly after the firefighters arrived, but not before […]
For my scavenger hunt I was tasked to find two things from someone on the Morningside campus, a knock knock joke and a thick rubber band. The first thing was walk outside and decide where I needed to. I quickly decided to head towards the Lincoln Center because I knew the receptionist Jennifer Braunschweig would […]
Teams and players within the NFL now have another reason to disagree with each other due to a recent change with the Covid 19 policy. On August 30th, the NFLPA made an official change to the Covid-19 policy moving the usual 14 day test requirements up to once a week for vaccinated players. Some players […]
Armed robbery last night leads to hundreds of dollars in losses at BJ’s Drug. At approximately 8:30 pm last night, two men held up owner Barney Joseph at gun point while he was working the front counter. One man took $382.65 out of the cash register while the other kept the gun locked on Joseph. […]