At her daughter’s graduation ceremony last summer, Maria Eugenia Goméz felt left out. The Mexican-American parent said she couldn’t understand the long, English speeches and besides the occasional...

On the second floor of Adorjan Hall, in an office where books crowd every shelf and the window offers a view of the historic Moolah building, English professor Ruth Evans prepares to say goodbye. “If...

Saint Louis University’s Museum of Contemporary Religious Art (MOCRA) will close its doors in May 2026 after 33 years on campus.  MOCRA, which exhibits contemporary art with interfaith themes, will...

President Donald Trump’s administration is rolling out controversial policies nearly every day while the nation and the world attempt to keep up. The executive orders may seem unprecedented, but Saint...

International students at Saint Louis University are anxious about the future of their immigration status after the Trump administration revoked over 25 student visas in the St. Louis region this month. That...

An excited crowd marched down Saint Louis University’s campus on April 11, waving colorful flags as a symbol of cultural pride. Those gathered to watch along West Pine Mall snapped pictures of the Parade...

St. Louis community members gathered beneath the vaulted ceiling of St. Francis Xavier College Church for a Memorial Mass to mourn the first Jesuit pontiff, Pope Francis, two days after his passing. The...

When you walk by Dominic Chambers’ colorful new mural in Midtown, the St. Louis-born artist wants you to think about how to practice leisure and “seek out a life that's filled with color.” The...

Nearly three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion, war has become an inescapable backdrop to daily life in Ukraine. For Ukrainian citizens, the initial shock of the February 2022 invasion has long...

Sigma Tau Gamma (STG), one of the nine chapters of the Interfraternity Council (IFC) at Saint Louis University, hosted three vintage dealers, two local to the St. Louis area, on West Pine to raise money...

On Friday, March 14, a tornado outbreak left a trail of destruction in Missouri, including the St. Louis area. This string of tornadic events and severe thunderstorms disrupted communities, killed 10 people...

Voter turnout for Student Government Association elections last month was the lowest it has been in nearly ten years.   Just 880 students out of the eligible 13,381 voted, according to SGA data. This...