St. Joseph has a wide range of eateries to take your special someone to this Valentines Day.
One idea is to dazzle and dine your loved one with wine and pasta at the new Olive Garden opening up on the North Belt.
The Olive Garden will be open for the first time on Feb. 11, but if [...]
 If you really want to meet a bright and friendly face take time to stop by the hot dog cart in Agenstein Hall and say hello to Linda Gentry.
She has been working for Aramark for five years, which provides food service here at Western, and she has been serving snacks in Agenstein Hall for four [...]
Despite the democratic process and the right to vote being central to our constitutional rights, many choose not to participate and exercise their rights for a multitude of reasons.
In the presidential election of 2004 the overall number of voters reached 126 million, which amounted to a total of only 58 percent of the voting age [...]
 Kings and queens. Moving into position and attacking while defending everything you have at the same time. Trapping your opponents into making a move that they can’t get out of. It may sound like chess but to local poker players, the differences are negligible.
Texas Hold ‘em is known as the Cadillac of poker games and [...]
Every year countless people make resolutions with little to no success. Rather than making the same tired resolutions each year, take inspiration from the original guidelines for appropriate human behavior and consider the seven deadly sins.
Pride
There is a difference between a positive self-image and an excess of pride. When pride becomes too strong, it becomes [...]
 Very rarely does a student artist possess as much creative talent as Western’s Sam Perkins. A glance at one of his works demands a closer look, which can lead to minutes, and even hours staring at the tiny, minute details that he has deftly incorporated into the piece.
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 Perkins, a native of tiny Amity, MO, originally [...]
Imagine looking at a piece of art that defies expectations. Imagine a beautiful, unorthodox combination of colors, textures, and emotions all blending to form a ceramic mask. The artwork of John Gilgun, retired professor at Missouri Western, is just that. Now on display by the Potter Hall ceramics studio, Gilgun’s work in creating ceramic sculptures [...]