(2.3.17) By Lindsey Smith – Popular slam poet and Detroit native Natasha “T” Miller made an appearance in Buck’s Café at Morningside College on Thursday. Miller performed a variety of poems ranging in topic from her brother’s death to the treatment of black lesbians in society to Black Lives Matter and even her ex. Miller…

(1/30/17) By Maggie Ganley – The members of Alpha Omicron Pi are excited to announce spring recruitment is upon us. This week, members have planned out many entertaining events such as late night breakfast, painting canvases, Panda Bingo, and game night. Alpha Omicron Pi (AOII) is a women’s fraternity that has been around since 1966…

(1/30/17) By Jaclyn Arens – Millions of people rallied together on Trump’s first day. The main march was the Women’s March on Washington, but there were hundreds of sister marches across the globe. Organizers of the D.C. march say it was a direct response to Trump because of his stances on abortion, immigration, climate change,…

(1/26/17) By Maggie Ganley — A backstage look at events, a way to get involved, a way to have an impact; you can expect all of these things if you join Morningside Activities Council (MAC). MAC is an organization on campus that brings a variety of entertaining events to campus. Throughout the school year, you…

(1.23.17) By Jaden Lux – The Pyschology Honor Society, Psy-Chi, hosted a diversity event in the Yockey Room on Friday. Psy-Chi students led other Morningside students in tie dyeing T-shirts for a cause. The event lasted from 11 to 1 in the afternoon Friday and was open to all students on campus for free. Saralyn…