Even with Playoff Hopes Dashed, Blues Fans Never Lose Hope
With a tough ending to the St. Louis Blues’ 2017-18 season, why are Blues fans loyally committed despite disappointment?
Photo by Shelby Wannemuehler
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Are We Passionate or Passive About the Winter Olympics?
What’s happening this week? Think hard. No, not a secret memo being released by the White House. No, not the Super Bowl. The XXIII Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang County, South Korea, begin Thursday, Feb. 8, with Opening Ceremonies scheduled for Friday. But how many of us will actually be tuning in? Do the Winter Olympics hold the same appeal for millennials and post-millennials as they did for prior generations? Communications students set out across MBU’s campus this week asking various relevant questions related to the upcoming Winter Olympic Games.
Composite by C. Allin Means — Copyright-free graphic and photo provided by Google Images
Election Questions — Part 2
In light of Tuesday’s presidential election, MBU Timeline’s Basic Reporting and Writing for Journalism class conducted spot interviews asking students and faculty around the main campus either, “As we head toward the presidential election, do you feel like your vote even matters? Why or why not?” or “At the end of day what do you think your duty is as a citizen in this election?” These are their responses.
Graphic by Michael Klussman
Tailgate Tradition Continues to Grow at MBU
Student Activities, along with the Athletics Department and Cheer Program, puts together a tailgate before each home football game. The tradition will continue this weekend for Homecoming. Tailgating begins at noon Saturday and the game begins at 2 p.m. These are pictures from the game on Sept. 17 against the University of Saint Francis.
Photos by Christian Robinson
ResLife Block Party Brings Community
Upon the beginning of each fall semester, you might see residents throwing bean bags and catching Frisbees.
Photos by Josh DuBoise
