October in Missouri
The light feels softer in autumn,scattered like cinnamon dust,stuck to the corners of the sidewalks like maple sap.
nostalgia seeps through stomata—soaks the soul throughthen...
On Oct. 16, the St. Louis Gateway Archers challenged the SLU Department of Ophthalmology to a baseball game.
The Gateway Archers are a team of players who are blind or visually impaired. The...
In the wake of COVID-19, The Great Forest Park Balloon Race lifts eyes and spirits skyward.
One year ago, Forest Park’s Central Fields were barren. For the first time in 49 years, the annual...
Editor-in-Chief
Conor Dorn, originally from River Forest, Illinois, is majoring in History. He joined The University News as an incoming freshman. Throughout his four years with the UNews, he has met...
I read once that we, like potted plants,need to be uprooted, stripped of the comfortable storecontainer we call home. We need to be gently–sometimes painfully–broken upour roots loosened and...
Just over a year ago, many students were on their spring breaks having the time of their lives. Students became hopeful that school was halfway through and summer was near. But when the pandemic hit and...
On Mar. 13, 2020, students learned that Saint Louis University would be closed for the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester. Two months into the pandemic, SLU was eager and arranged for students to safely...
Abby Campbell, Staff Photographer
• February 26, 2021
Almost a year has passed since the COVID-19 pandemic started. It has been a period of changing routines, relationships and values. The pandemic has forced most people to slow down and reflect; The University...
I will never forget one particular conversation I had with a friend during my freshman year of college. As we are walking back from the dining hall on a warm-ish September day, she turned to me and asked...
