By: Morgan Roberts The current group for the Connie Wimer Women’s Leadership program were able to visit Des Moines and physically meet with Connie, a successful business woman in the publishing department, alongside her dear friend and the Head of Economic Development of Iowa, Debi Durham. This is a two-year program where the first year…
By: Ashley Duncan Students choose to attend Morningside for a multitude of reasons. Some come for the small size of campus, the wide range of undergraduate and graduate courses offered, or even the friendly atmosphere. There’s even perks to living on campus because it is like a small community. Living in the dorms on campus…
By: Ashley Duncan As a fulltime college student, it can sometimes be hard to find jobs outside of everything going on. A solution that Morningside offers for some students is a chance to do jobs on campus. Most colleges and universities do offer work study jobs, but Morningside finds it quite important. Madison Wright, the…
The Mustangs won a back-and-forth battle over Northwestern 55-49. The result was a GPAC championship and home field advantage in the NAIA football playoffs. Read the story HERE.
By Jadyn Steffen– To get into the Halloween spirit, Morningside Activities Council, otherwise known as MAC, hosted an event called “Trick or Treat on the M” this past Friday. All students were invited to gather on the “M,” located outside of the Roadman dorm building and next to Charles City. Here, they offered everyone some…
By Emily Rotthaler– After skipping the annual tradition of the edible books contest last year, the team at the Hickman-Johnson-Furrow Learning Center has determined another winner last week. In competition with three other entries, the Department of Mass Communication’s assistant administrator Joan Mansfield prevailed. Her winning showpiece was based on the children’s book “The Little…
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