Maryville made their statement against a much bigger and faster Class 5 McCluer: each game is an opportunity to win. ...

With an array of accomplishments already to her name, such as Alpha Sigma Alpha Vice President of Alumni and Heritage, student ambassador and freshmen peer advisor, junior Megan Westhoff can now consider herself the queen of Missouri, sort of. ...

The Spoofhound volleyball team will play on their home court for the first time this season tonight at 5. ...

It is not often a team catches fire like the Maryville lineup has of late, scoring nine or more runs in each of their last five games. ...

The Northwest soccer team faced a double overtime match for the second time in three days. ...

The Northwest volleyball team heads to Austin, Texas for its final tournament before diving into Conference play. ...

The eye in the sky never lies, but Smithville should be thinking differently after seeing a different Maryville team than the one on film from the week one game at Lawson. ...

The Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association is no stranger to the idea of expansion. In fact, the MIAA has been ahead of the recent curve. ...

The rumors and speculation can finally be put to rest as Bob Boerigter has officially accepted the MIAA's offer to become the new Conference Commissioner. ...

Record-breaking enrollment numbers are one thing that Northwest can boast about, but it does not stop there. The University can also brag about the fact that the return rate for students, also known as retention rates, is at a peak. ...

The race is on as fraternities and sororities scramble to prep, polish and fine-tune their members for the recruitment event of the year. ...

Joe Barbosa, a junior social science major, made his Board of Regents debut Thursday, Sept. 2. Barbosa said the opportunity to meet with the decision makers of the University was a unique experience. ...

Every year, faculty members of the college of Arts and Sciences nominate their peers for multiple Dean's Awards. As the Dean of the College, Charles McAdams awards three faculty members who have displayed outstanding attributes in their discipline or...

Plastic pistols in hand, young Iraqi boys make playtime the only way they know how and ndash; by imitating the warfare that constantly surrounds them. Operation Iraqi Freedom used military force and some infrastructure reinforcement to bring democracy to ...

When the airline flight schedules resumed their normal schedules on September 13, 2001, passengers entering New York City via LaGuardia or John F. Kennedy Airports wept to see destruction and chaos where the World Trade Center once stood. A close relat...

On Sept. 5, 1882, New York City celebrated the very first Labor Day. In wake of this holiday, I find the situation the United States is in today alarming and very concerning. Recent reports indicate that the unemployment rate is currently around ...

The human being is a congenial animal who plays nicely with others and, above all, lives and associates with others of its kind. Thus, the need for Greek life presents itself. ...

While many students were still tightly tucked away in bed, seven brave freshman were wide awake at 7:45 a.m. Saturday, ready to tackle the daunting task of writing, shooting and editing a film in just one day's time. ...

Well, that didn't take long. Your Man got his first parking ticket of the year. That's right, not even four days into the new semester, and I already racked up a beautiful $30 fine. ...

Summer has finally come to an end. Kids are back to school, the weather is slowly getting colder and Fall grows closer by the day, and with that comes new season of all your favorite T.V. shows. ...