Morningside gave Briar Cliff a big dose of reality Saturday (9.22), blanking the Chargers 56-0. Both teams came into the game 3-0, but the second-ranked Mustangs ran up 535 yards of total offense in the one-sided contest. (More game story here)
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Mustang men win GPAC tourney (photos)
Morningside bested Northwestern 80-76 to win the GPAC tournament and finish the season undefeated in Allee. The victory required the Mustangs to come back from an 11-point deficit in the final minutes. Read more here.
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Iowa Women’s Lead Change conference includes male keynote speakers
by Jesseca Ormond– Students and professionals from the Siouxland area recently came together for the Iowa Women Lead Change annual women’s conference. The conference was held February 15th at the Sioux City Convention Center. The theme for this year’s conference was Iowa Women and Men Lead Change – Better Together. Director of Iowa Economic Development Authority, Debi Durham, on…
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The Return of On-Campus Recycling
by Jesseca Ormond – After a one-year hiatus, recycling has returned to the Morningside campus. During the pause, student groups such as the Morningside Student Government stepped up to collect and properly dispose of recyclable materials. Ashton Schweers, Student Government Director of Communications, said it was important to undergo this initiative because student government received…
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Interfaith Trip to Israel Offered this Summer
by Maggie Ganley– The interfaith trip to Israel offered by Rabbi Guy Greene this summer is one that explores not only Israel’s sites and wonders, but its historical and spiritual background as well. “This interfaith Israel tour includes a combination of Jewish and Christian sites. Highlighting the most important sites in Israel from both perspectives,…
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Three Study Abroad Students Share Their Wisdom
by Maggie Ganley–Studying abroad is often thought of as one of the best experiences college students are offered. Many students probably consider the option but shy away due to homesickness, the impact it will have on fitting in courses required to graduate, or any other number of factors. So what is studying abroad really like?…
