Student Run Newspaper for McPherson College
By: Jewel Marie From complete silence for almost a decade to crashing all major stores and websites overnight, Hollow Knight: Silksong has made a name for itself as one of the biggest success stories in video game history. Hollow Knight: Silksong is a sequel to the 2017 hit-game Hollow Knight; a metroidvania where you play…
By: Emma Brackbill A new exhibit has been opened to the public at the McPherson Museum and Arts Foundation as of June 13. Described as “The best kept secret in America” by Dr. Donald Blakeslee, curator of the Quivara Exhibit, this new display showcases tools, trade goods, maps, interactivity, and much more from a society…
By: Autumn Brummer A new club joined McPherson College, and it is bringing heat with the topics of discussion. Students For Liberty, or SFL, is a student-led organization that brings in those interested in expressing their thoughts and opinions of every kind. Whether it is politics, immigration, or even local zoning law, SFL is not…
By: Claire McCullough On Saturday, September 20, 2025, the McPherson County Cat House held their eighth annual Cattyshack Golf Tournament at Turkey Creek Golf Course. The tournament was what’s known as a four-player scramble. According to the St. Cloud Country Club website, a four-player scramble is defined as a style of golf where team captains…
By: Tara Feeney The sheds have long since been home to all the project cars belonging to students in the automotive restoration program. When walking around the property, you can expect to find a vehicle from just about every era. Some of which are currently undergoing repair and reconstruction. Some, like Marcello Dean’s 1971 Jeepster…
By: TJ Coleman What does social media and the internet tell us about Mac’s new Women Basketball coach? A deep dive in the social media of Alex Moorehead, McPherson’s new Women’s Basketball coach, tells you he came from the Sunshine State, Florida. He has been married to his wife for six years and is the…
By Olivia Williams On Sunday, the 7th of September, I woke up at 4 am as per usual. I went to work from 5am-2pm and came home, like normal. This Sunday was different, because as soon as I was back, I started baking right away. Right as I was wrapping up the last of the…
By Myles Vazquez With the 2025 fantasy football season starting soon, some managers are focusing on undervalued players, so-called ‘sleepers’ who are capable of substantial rewards on draft day. Finding the hidden gems can be a game-changer, making a difference with becoming a championship team. With finding ways to target these players who could have…
By Claire McCullough Throughout the late 2000s and 2010s, D.C. Studios had been on a downhill slide compared to their competition. The characters and story lacking depth that was once present in their original comic book forms is partially to blame, and no character demonstrates this shallowness more than Superman. D.C. and thus, the public…
By Claire McCullough Several times within the last decade the U.S. has inched close into getting involved with international wars. The most recent being the conflict between Gaza and Israel. While most Americans perceive the current war between the two countries starting in October of 2023 history of conflict between Israelis and Palestinians goes…