Editorial Cartoons
Editorial Cartoon: the Christmas cactus
Mallard is still learning about the season, hope you all have an amazing break! […]
Campus
Opinions
Opinion: It’s time to take pride in the Pride Rock
The Pride Rock has been made into memes and has even stirred up scorn in students. Now the Pride Rock has turned 180 and is the best way for campus organizations to advertise their events and causes. […]
News
3 new clubs coming to campus
MARQUITA YOUNG | Reporter Three new clubs are joining the campus this semester: Lindenwood University Quiz Bowl, Commuter Club and Lindenwood Color Guard. The clubs were newly initiated Sept. 30. Lindenwood Quiz Bowl is a […]
Editorial Cartoons
Editorial Cartoon: DEF CON headline speaker
Don’t listen to the hackers; change your Lindenwood password during the first annual Cyber Awarness Month. […]
Editorial Cartoons
Editorial cartoon: traffic cone delight
Parking this semester has also been affected by construction and the reshuffling of offices and classrooms, it seems as if the traffic cones are slowly invading campus, conquering ground over weekends and in late night scrimmages. […]
Culture
CAB lights up the night with capture the flag
Lindenwood students along with their family members and friends were able to enjoy the first evening of fall by joining in a game of glow in the dark capture the flag. […]
History
Lindenwood Then and Now: rooted in history
The catalpa is estimated to be 100-150 years old. Routh said its exact age cannot be determined because of rot, but the tree is “not as old as everyone thinks it is” and he thinks it is closer to 100 years old. […]
News
Be aware of ‘the red zone’ and how to report sex assault
KAYLA DRAKE | Video Content Manager For about 700 freshmen New Student Orientation just concluded and for a little under 7,000 undergraduates Welcome Back Week is kicking off. Campus is buzzing with the beginning of […]
News
Pedestal Foods gets license to sell alcohol at Scheidegger shows
MADELINE RAINERI | News Editor Pedestal Foods moved one step closer to selling alcohol at professional shows on campus after it was approved for a liquor license by the St. Charles City Council Tuesday night. The license […]
News
Bill would stop certain bars on N. Main Street from serving alcohol after 11 p.m.
MADELINE RAINERI | News Editor ST. CHARLES: Employees in bright company t-shirts, managers in polos emblazoned with bar logos and patrons packed the city council chambers Tuesday to protest a plan to limit liquor sales on Main […]