SGA President-elect Marquis Govan Talks Plans for SLU
Marquis Govan is not new to politics. Born and raised in St. Louis, he became involved in activism in his early teens after witnessing inequity and unfair policing practices in his community. As the...
View ArticleSLU pep band director resigns due to ‘heavy strain,’ points to decline of...
Tonight, the Saint Louis University pep band starts small. Micro crescendos dot their pieces, lifting the audience up and setting them back down in anticipation of something big. Then the real rise...
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Award-winning journalist and Race-Card Project founder Michele Norris...
Michele Norris, award-winning journalist and founder of the Race Card Project, delivered a keynote speech in the Saint Louis Room of the Busch Student Center on April 4. Norris, who has worked in the...
View ArticleInternational students’ experiences at SLU
The building that draws the most attention at Saint Louis University is the Center for Global Citizenship with flags representing dozens of different countries waving at all times. It is an indicator...
View ArticleOur Incoming Editor in Chief Named Truman Scholar!
Each year, the Truman Scholarship Foundation selects 55 to 65 Scholars to receive up to $30,000 toward graduate or professional school and unique opportunities for internships and employment in the...
View ArticleCan Students Alleviate Food Insecurity?
“I was starving until you guys came,” a Midtown 300 resident tearfully said during a Campus Kitchen delivery shift. “I was sitting in my apartment, my fridge empty and it felt like there was a hole in...
View ArticleAtlas Week Features Panel on the Genocide Denial of the Bosnian War
On Thursday, April 20, Saint Louis University held “The Fight Against Genocide Denial and the Preservation of Memory in Bosnia and Herzegovina” panel led by Patrick McCarthy, Director of the Medical...
View ArticleSupporting Afghani Women Should be a Priority for All, Student Says in Atlas...
“I wanted to start my own business in Afghanistan but now I can’t anymore because of the state of the country for women,” shared Sahar Hussaini at an Atlas Week event about Afghanistan. Atlas Week at...
View ArticleA Holy Month of Fasting: How DineSLU Partnered With the Muslim Student...
DineSLU and the Muslim Student Association (MSA) partnered up for the first time this year to create a new meal service for its practicing Muslims. To accommodate students who would be fasting...
View ArticleThe Persistent Disparities in Black Maternal Health and the Role of Doulas in...
The United States experiences the highest rates of maternal mortality and illness among developed nations, disproportionately impacting Black women and birthing people. Missouri is no exception, with...
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