The softball team opened their Northeast Conference (NEC) and home schedule last weekend with double-headers against Fairleigh Dickinson and Bryant.
Year: 2013
Good News and Bad News: How News Savvy are Students?
In the current generation of college students, news has changed in terms of outlets, frequency, accessibility and even definition. While some students are avid news seekers, others are less concerned with events outside of their immediate surroundings. Some of this is due to a lack of time or no desire to seek out stories that they do not feel pertain to them directly.
The Close Friend Conflict of On-Campus Living
When Amanda Barnum returned for her sophomore year at the University, she was excited like most students about the thought of moving away from home again and into a suite style dorm. At the end of the lottery process the previous year, she requested to live with her close friend, thinking that everything would go smoothly. She would soon find out that it would be quite the opposite.
Counting Down to Graduation
Senior Student Shares Sentiments About Moving On
Journalism Industry Changes As Digital Media Dominates
Traditional Journalism Gradually Fades into the Past as More News Moves to Online Outlets
Over the past several years, the journalism industry has seen many changes and these changes are proving to be large contributing factors to the gradual decline of traditional journalism.
Separate, but Equal
Are Gender-Specific Facilities Fair?
I wouldn’t classify myself as a feminist, nor do I promote any radical gender reform, but I believe in gender equality. As I watched television the other day, a commercial came on for Lucille Roberts Women’s Fitness Center. I have never really given much thought to a gender-specific facility before but it got me wondering if promoting such facilities was in our country’s best interest. How can men and women be equal if we keep creating these places that separate us?
Traditional Easter Recipes
Easter is coming up soon and although you may no longer believe in Peter Cottontail, baskets are still a fun way to celebrate the holiday. But, if you are tired of the traditional milk chocolate eggs and marshmallow Peeps, you may want to think about way to reinvent the Easter basket. Here are a few tips on how to revamp this holiday tradition.
Basket Alternatives
Easter is coming up soon and although you may no longer believe in Peter Cottontail, baskets are still a fun way to celebrate the holiday. But, if you are tired of the traditional milk chocolate eggs and marshmallow Peeps, you may want to think about way to reinvent the Easter basket. Here are a few tips on how to revamp this holiday tradition.
Spring Picnics Come With A Meaty Price
It’s the spring season, which means it is almost time to start slapping some all-beef patties on an open flame, melting some cheddar cheese on top, and smothering it in ketchup. Now imagine grilling that burger in 105-degree weather with 90 percent humidity. What if you couldn’t have one without the other? What does eating a hamburger have to do with the weather?
The Outlook’s Exclusive Interview with Dr. Paul Brown
The Outlook’s Editor-In-Chief Brett Bodner spoke with soon-to-be MU President Dr. Paul R. Brown on Monday, March 18.