Are today’s college kids taught to think for themselves? Or are today’s college kids taught to follow the leader when it comes to politics? There appears to be a lack of desire to discuss politics on the college campus of Maryville. No one wants to talk. Why i... More »
On the third episode of this “chat-and-cook-with-us” podcast, twins Taylor and Hailey embrace the fall season with a Thanksgiving-themed treat and discuss their favorite movies to watch during the fall time. Recipe: Ingredients 🧈: (1) tube of refrigerated cres... More »
By : Popoai Tanuvasa-Lole Since the COVID -19 quarantine hit the U.S. thousands of people have been forced to self-isolate and stay at home. Many of our routines and daily lives are anything but normal now. Coping mechanisms seem to be very limited when you ar... More »
The St. Louis Cardinals are back in the postseason. They finished just a few games behind the first-place Cubs, securing the No. 5 seed and a trip to San Diego for the inaugural Wild Card Series, where yesterday, they took Game one over the Padres by a final o... More »
…For Dummies By : Popoai Tanuvasa-Lole Background The segregation of African Americans from higher paying jobs and home ownership opportunities is a huge reason for today’s racial wealth gap. Jim Crow-era practices like this, in addition to redlining and job d... More »
College is stressful. We all know this. We constantly have new assignments and tasks, tests to study for, practices to go to. Getting in control of our habits and our daily routines can have a huge impact on our quality of life. Welcome to GYST. It’s time to G... More »
Be on the lookout next school year for the Multicultural Senior Cohort Peer Educator’s presentations. This infographic gives a sneak peek into the topics that will be presented next year. Tiana BowmanMore Posts More »
At this point, you’ve probably been home for about a week. You might be the kind of person who has managed to stay organized through the insanity of the past two weeks, through moving, quarantine, campus closures, and life changes, but for the majority of us, ... More »
