By Andrew Gardewine, Contributing Writer The video game industry has been constantly changing for the last fifty years starting off with the first ever and very simple game, Pong, to more recent, complex games like […]
Category: Opinion
MSOT vs. OTD: OMG
By Caylin Dean, Contributing Writer McKendree University is one of the few schools in the area that offers a pre-professional program for occupational therapy; therefore, attracting much attention from prospective students who are interested in […]
How Students are Sabotaging One Another at McKendree
By Loren Terveer, Contributing Writer You are laying in bed after a long day of classes and activities. Your eyes slowly shut and your mind wanders. You begin to drift into sleep as the warm […]
Campus Connectivity Crisis: Students Take on the McKendree Wi-Fi
By Madeline Cade, Contributing Writer In 2016, McKendree gave up cable in order to enhance our Wi-Fi connectivity. Fast forward to 2019 and we have more Wi-Fi problems than before the fix. There seem to […]
“McKendree” Rec Plex
By Jordan Heberg, Contributing Writer Pictures by Jordan Heberg The following article represents the author’s opinion about a specific topic. The information is backed up and was proof read by our editors. Freedom of speech […]
Bryce Vine – The Ready Room
By Jordan Heberg, Contributing Writer Photo credits: Jordan Heberg On the night of the Bryce Vine concert, the Ready Room was packed with many people ready to listen to the fun music Bryce was about […]
BB’s Jazz, Blues and Soups
By Landon Cole Photos by Landon Cole I parked on Broadway and walked into BB’s this Wednesday night, relieved to escape the characteristically cold Missouri winter. Immediately, I was greeted by a wall plastered an […]
