Local places of worship cancel, adjust services

Ryan Choe • March 23, 2020

At least 25 places of worship in Columbia, MO announced on their online websites that they postponed services due to the health and safety concerns stemming from COVID-19.

LGBTQ athletes find community within athletics

Bailey Stover • February 25, 2020

LGBTQ athletes share their coming out stories and discuss how the athletic community accepted and alienated them during their lives.

Further legislation paramount for eliminating workplace discrimination

Will Cover • February 5, 2020

52% of LGBTQ people in the U.S. live in states where they can be fired, harassed, passed over for a job or otherwise discriminated against in the workplace because of the lack of civil rights protections.

Social pressures delegitimize bisexuality

Turner DeArmond • January 22, 2020

Junior Turner DeArmond talks about his experience of coming out and his journey navigating through troubling bisexual stigmas and bi erasure.

Coming out for clout disrespects LGBTQ community

Sarah Mosteller • January 22, 2020

Junior Sarah Mosteller discusses the conflict of people coming out for clout, and how it impacts the LGBTQ community.

Timeline: Important events in LGBTQ history

Turner DeArmond • December 18, 2019

Junior Turner DeArmond details some of the most important and notable events in LGBTQ history. Click the link to view his timeline.

Rainfall effects reveal damp outlook

Ryan Choe • December 9, 2019

Ryan Choe details the causes of rainfall issues, including floods and droughts, and the effect on the local, national and statewide communities.

Is it too late?

Bailey Stover • November 22, 2019

Across Missouri and around the Earth, countless people are experiencing the effects of climate change, each in a unique way. This story follows the lives and actions of seven individuals as they navigate the world today.

Multicultural Halloween celebrations shape memory

Bailey Stover • October 28, 2019

Students from Saudi Arabia, Italy and Brazil reflect on their multicultural Halloween experiences and life in different countries.

Finding the fire

Anna Xu • October 16, 2018

Through years of practice, senior Henry Huang became a nationally recognized musician, loosing and rediscovering his passion along the way.

Celebrating Zora Neale Hurston

Grace Dorsey • February 24, 2018

Born in 1891, Zora Neale Hurston’s talent for writing has secured her a spot as one of the Harlem Renaissance icons.

Pearl Harbor inspires young adult novels

Daphne Yu • December 8, 2012

From the time I picked up a Royal Diaries book on Queen Isabella of Castilla in third grade, I have never stopped loving history. From my years of tearing through books, quite a few were historical fiction,...