Alamo Drafthouse Cinema: Is “Elevated” the Future of Movie Theaters?
By Abigail Wetteroff Cynics may say that movie theaters are on the outs, a passé relic from the era where one had to bear the...
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The Current UMSL
- 6 days ago
Whatever Happened to the Independent Theaters? A Look into the St. Louis Film Scene
By Abigail Wetteroff The Covid-19 era has not been kind to small businesses, the entertainment industry, or our social lives. That...
The Current UMSL
- Mar 8
Should We Be Lone Wolves in Academic Studies?
By: Henrique Cassol Leal Philosopher in Meditation (Rembrandt van Rijn, 1632)[i] The image above provides us great insight into a common...
The Current UMSL
- Mar 6
Underrated Band Review: Normandie
By: Lauren Johns I dare you to name a Nordic Metal band (Viking Metal). If you automatically think of the award-winning Swedish group...
Mackenzie Wilson
- Mar 6
Goal! Soccer is Coming to UMSL
Written by: Mackenzie Wilson Interviewed by: Harjas Singh Soccer has fallen off the lips of many people now that the World Cup has come...
Tarik Beslija
- Feb 20
The Bosnian Community: Starting Over From Scratch
by Tarik Beslija Even if you’ve lived in St. Louis for years, you might have overlooked these people. Some 70,000 resilient, diligent,...
The Current UMSL
- Feb 20
On The Record: Horses-Patti Smith
by Cullen Landolt Released: November 10th, 1975 Length: 43:10 (8 tracks) Genres: Punk rock, art punk, garage rock Personnel: Patti Smith...
The Current UMSL
- Feb 20
The United States Debt and Default With Economic Professor Max Gillman
By: Kyle Stallings
The Current UMSL
- Feb 7
Hermeneutic Injustice and Public School Reforms
By: Logan Bohlinger In the past few months, Missouri State senators and representatives in the Republican party have introduced a flurry...
The Current UMSL
- Feb 6
Don't Worry Darling
By: Cat Hill By this point, everyone has heard of Olivia Wilde’s psychological thriller, Don’t Worry Darling. Leading up to its release...
Mackenzie Wilson
- Feb 6
New Semester, New Classes, New Events
by Mackenzie Wilson A new semester has started, meaning a fresh start with new classes, new people, and better yet, new events happening...
Finneas Gregory
- Feb 6
SHSMO: UMSL's Hidden Historical Gem
By Finneas Gregory Nestled deep within UMSL’s library building, behind the main staircase and the exhibition of labor art, you’ll find an...
The Current UMSL
- Feb 6
Skinamarink: Be Sure to Watch in Complete Darkness
By Bridget Muise Skinamarink was written and directed by Kyle Edward Ball. The film runs one hour and forty minutes and tells an eerie...
The Current UMSL
- Jan 23
The Best Thing to Get for Lunch at The Nosh: Hybrid Sushi’s Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen
by Kara Johnson The Nosh has several dining options, but none are made as healthy, fresh, and fast as Hybrid Sushi (WildBlue). Hybrid...
Stephanie Kim
- May 12, 2022
Mining for Memories at the Bonne Terre Mine
By Stephanie Kim, Editor-in-Chief Looking for a unique adventure that is sure to keep you cool this summer? An adventure that won’t make...
Rose Houghton
- May 6, 2022
St. Louis Starbucks Stores Push to Unionize
Ever since a Starbucks in Buffalo, New York won its vote to unionize back in December 2021, over 140 stores have followed suit and gone...
Jake Bain
- May 4, 2022
Sports Are Universal - Current Climate of Athletics in Missouri
I am a former Division 1 football player, and one of the first to be openly LGBTQ+ while actively playing. I decided to publicly come out...
Finneas Gregory
- May 4, 2022
The World Chess Hall of Fame: A World Record-Breaking Museum
St. Louis is a city where it can be hard to stand out with its many sports teams, museums, and attractions. But one unique exhibit looks...
Mackenzie Wilson
- May 3, 2022
The Struggle to Teach
There is no doubt that teaching has changed since 100 years ago, as most professions have, but teachers and their struggles are just now...
The Current UMSL
- May 2, 2022
Are Creative Stereotypes a Lie?
By Sydne Sewald Stereotypically, fine arts holds the gold medal for being the most creative, while the STEM tries to scrape together...
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