by Maggie Ganley–Morningside’s upcoming musical, Next to Normal, is thrusting topics into the limelight that most people would rather stay left in the dark. Next to Normal is a musical that follows the family of Diana Goodman, a bipolar, schizophrenic and manic depressive woman. This musical brings to life the impact that mental illness has…
Photo, Sports
Mustang FB opens with 49-21 win (photos)
Morningside opened the 2018 football season with a 49-21 win over William Penn. Click here for more information. Morningside now has a week off before travelling to Kirksville, MO, to face Truman State, Sept. 8.
News, Photo
Palmer Research Symposium Presents Rewarding Opportunities For Students
by Maggie Ganley – Wednesday’s (April 11) Palmer Research Symposium featured students from different departments around campus presenting their research. Although this can be a time when stress runs high, as presenters make the final touches on their presentations and posters, it can also be a time of high reward. Jackson Allen, an education major,…
Features, Morningside People
Christina Vázquez is ODK’s Leader of the Year
by Maggie Ganley – Omicron Delta Kappa, an upperclassmen honor society on campus, elected Christina Vázquez as their leader of the year. Vázquez is ODK’s secretary and is in charge of sending out emails about meetings and events. However, her work doesn’t stop there. She was also in charge of all aspects of Mohana Rajakumar’s…
News
Alpha Omicron Pi Welcomed Back Their Annual Hop Out Arthritis Event
by Maggie Ganley– This year marked Alpha Omicron Pi’s fourth annual Hop Out Arthritis event. Hop Out Arthritis is an event Alpha Omicron Pi (AOII) puts on in the spring semester to raise money for the Arthritis Foundation. All funds from the event go towards arthritis research. This year the event was held on Sunday,…
Morningside People, News
New MAC Executive Officers
by Maggie Ganley– Morningside Activities Council (MAC) recently went through a change in executive officers. The new executive board consists of President Tori Anderson, Vice President Suzanne Ras, Public Relations Officer Sterling Stecker, and Secretary Sydney Palmer. Every office had at least two people running for the position, making the executives excited and grateful to…
