Editorial Cartoons
Editorial Cartoon: the Christmas cactus
Mallard is still learning about the season, hope you all have an amazing break! […]
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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. […]
History
Thirsty for change: Students strongly support wet campus
LINDSEY FIALA | Online Editor KAYLA DRAKE | Videographer Lindenwood is starting to shake its conservative roots. Next semester, the university that was founded by George and Mary Sibley — two strict Presbyterians — will become significantly […]
News
Alumni blast decision to stop printing Legacy magazine
MADELINE RAINERI | News Editor The reaction by Lindenwood journalism alumni to the decision to stop the print publication for student media has been swift and unanimously negative. “To say that I’m appalled and utterly disappointed […]
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 […]
Opinions
Opinion: Response to BuzzFeed’s article on Michael Johnson
EDITORIAL BOARD In 2015, former Lindenwood University student Michael Johnson, who also went as “Tiger Mandingo” online was found guilty in five of six HIV related charges. Now that Johnson is being granted the opportunity […]
News
Phishing scam effects felt campus-wide
At the start of the spring semester, Lindenwood students began receiving “phishy” emails from both foreign and Lindenwood-associated accounts. […]
News
St. Charles county police to hold cyber crime summit this Saturday
ASHLEY HIGGINBOTHAM | Reporter The public is invited to attend a Cyber Safety Summit this Saturday at Fort Zumwalt North High School. The St. Charles County Cyber Crime Task Force along with the Megan Meier Foundation, […]
News
Vehicle slides into light pole on campus this morning
MADELINE RAINERI | News Editor A male student driving a light blue Ford Taurus on campus Jan. 16 crashed into a light pole between Evans Commons and the Student Athlete Center. John Bowman, director of public safety […]
News
Wrong-way driver on Main Street accused of attempting to bribe cop
ASHLEY HIGGINBOTHAM | Reporter A man driving the wrong way down Main Street Saturday allegedly tried to bribe a St. Charles police officer with $500 to let him go, according to court documents. St. John, Missouri, resident […]