By Greg Kassen, Contributing Writer On Feb. 4, 2003, Dr. Maya Angelou, a St. Louis native, spoke as the keynote speaker at McKendree’s Founder’s Day celebration honoring 175 years of operation. At this time McKendree […]
Category: Blast from the Past
The Man Behind the Conducting Baton
Merisa Ashbaugh- Contributing Writer Plato once said, “Music is the movement of sound to reach the soul for the education of its virtue.” Driven by a love for music and his students, Adam Pulver brings […]
Entirely Improbable – Gilson Nyrimana
By Zach Breeding, Editor The sheer impossibility of finding another person in the same situation as Gilson Nyrimana is a better opener than any that I could ever think of. The statistic I searched […]
Extra! Extra! Write All About It!
By Sophie Jeffery, Editor Are you a student with a knack for being in the right place at the right time? Have you ever considered a career in journalism? Are you looking for ways to […]
Changing Perspective
By Nathan Ploense, Contributing Writer Driving through Lebanon on a late fall afternoon usually yields little to no excitement. During summer the brick-laid road can feature fairs, car shows or families heading to Dr. Jazz or […]
The State of Ames
By Victoria Sananikone, Contributing Writer Ames Dining Hall is one of McKendree University’s central hubs where students can go to mingle with their friends during a break from class while indulging in the solace of […]
WANTED: Banner Vandal! Reward Offered!
The wrap-around banner at McKendree University’s tennis courts was vandalized over the weekend when a thief made off with a rather odd section of the banner: part of Bogey’s face. If our hunch is correct, the […]
Call the Fire Department! Mckendree Students Are Cooking Again!
By Emily Davis, Contributing Writer (photo courtesy of creative commons) In the early hours of the morning your pager begins to sound. The pager and the base it is charging on are vibrating violently on […]
Finals Week and Why it Shouldn’t Also be Housekeeping Week
By Zach Breeding, Editor in Chief I want to preface this article by saying that I don’t set out to answer any of the questions raised, merely give the questions a louder voice with which […]
The Sad State of West WiFi
By Zach Breeding, Editor in Chief For those of you in the world looking to truly unplug from the online world, our editorial team has done the research and come up with the ideal location […]
McKendree Host Model United Nations
From Volume 1, Issue 5, December 1982.
McK Students Put Theory To Work
From Volume 1, Issue 5- December 1982
McKendree Goes to London And Choir to Present Part Two Concert
From Volume 1, Issue 5- December 1982
Totally Ir-resch-tional
From Volume 1, Issue 5- December 1982
Deichman Speaks for Small Farmers and Shakespeare at McKendree
From Volume 52, Issue 6 Nov. 1984
Resident Education vs. Commuter Education
From Volume 52, Issue 6- November 1984
McKendree Re-approved
From Volume 52, Issue 11 April 1985
[Iss. 7] || Blast from the Past
PROVIDED BY THE MCKENDREE REVIEW 20 Years Ago…. (reprinted from Oct. 24 – Nov. 6, 1994; Vol. 73, No. 4)
[Iss. 5] || From the Archives… President Edwin E. Voigt
BY KATIE HERATH Staff Writer Everywhere you look, McKendree continues to grow. For example, attendance for undergraduates has reached an all-time high; we also have a new entrance, an athletic building as well as the […]
From the Archives… President Thomas Hanson Herdman
BY KATIE HERATH Staff Writer Between 1890 and 1893, Reverend Thomas H. Herdman served as president of McKendree College, serving one of the shortest terms for a president in McKendree’s history. So What makes this […]
Blast from the Past
BROUGHT TO YOU BY MCKENDREE REVIEW EDITORS Are you interested in knowing what sort of articles were written in McKendree’s past? Starting today, the McKendree Review has decided to re-print articles from the archives so students […]
