In 2010, companies spent an estimated $143 billion in the United States, and $467 billion globally, on advertisements. No wonder so many people are attracted to advertising as a career choice. Some of...
State midterm elections to take place Nov. 4
The 2014 elections are just around the corner, and on Tuesday, Nov. 4, St. Louis residents will get the opportunity to vote on several key offices and propositions.
In...
Protest brings racial injustice to the forefront
“Educate, organize and empower.”
That was the goal of the “Occupy SLU” event held by civil rights organization Tribe X at Saint Louis University...
One part of SLU’s Mission Statement is for the University to “welcome students, faculty and staff from all racial, ethnic and religious backgrounds and beliefs and create a sense of community that...
Courses incorporate current social conflict
In times of social conflict, classrooms have historically served as sources of discussion, appraisal of events and profound change. The academic departments...
West Pine Mall, the heart of Saint Louis University, usually reflects an upbeat atmosphere. It’s where students converse with friends, head to class, or use the path as a pedestrian highway to other...
Amidst high emotions, students struggle to find common ground
It would be nearly impossible to find a member of the SLU community without a strong opinion on the Occupy SLU protest, one way or another....
Friday, Oct. 3 marked a celebratory occasion in Saint Louis University’s history, as the school installed its 33rd president, Dr. Fred Pestello. The new president was formally initiated at an inauguration...
On Oct. 4, St. Louis University students listened to Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, explain his views on the meaning and power of true non-violence. Hosted by the SLU Hindu Student Community...
Among other things, October is Respect Life Month, and SLU’s Students for Life made sure to come prepared for spreading awareness. Tuesday, in the Baer-Fuller lecture halls, the pro-life organization...
On the afternoon of Monday, Oct. 6, Saint Louis University students entered the Center for Global Citizenship for a little taste of Saudi Arabia. The event, hosted by the Office of International Services...
As a dialect disappears, a town turns to song
Sixty miles from Saint Louis University’s campus, a near-extinct dialect of French heralded autumn’s arrival. On Sunday, Oct. 5, the Old Mines Historical...
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