Student Run Newspaper for McPherson College
By Audrey Ewing The Auto Motorsports Club is entering a new chapter. Junior Paige Milton has taken the lead in reviving the club and bringing together students who share a passion for motorsports. With support from teacher and club supervisor Curt Goodwin, the Auto Motorsports Club has officially restarted and is creating new opportunities for…
By Joe Gonzales According to an article by Julia Manchester published by the Hill earlier this month, the main reason gas prices are rising is the Iran War. There is a blockade at the Strait of Hormuz, making oil difficult for some middle eastern countries to procure. The result is that the supply of oil…
By Tj Coleman The McPherson College C.A.R.S. Club Motoring Festival returns on May 2 from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for its annual car club festival. The event brings together car enthusiasts, families, students, and community members for one of the most exciting automotive events in the region. Hosted by the students at McPherson College’s…
By Cameron Moore The Student Activities Board, responsible for most social events on campus and beyond, has rebranded as “MacEntertainment.” However, along with the new name came the cancellation of several beloved events, including bingo, $2 movies, and free bowling. These events have, for the longest time, served as stress-free escapes for students, offering opportunities…
By Claire McCullough As October progresses people begin to look forward to Halloween, but the Hispanic holiday of Dia de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead, also approaches. The holiday is considered by many to be a celebration of the lives of the deceased they held dear. According to dayofthedead.holiday, the Ofrenda, an…
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…
By Jewel Marie McPherson welcomes their first-ever bowling team on campus. With a big focus on male sports like football and baseball, the all-women team of bowlers who are new to McPherson themselves will become an important part of the college’s history. The team is led by Mitchell Whitehead, a brand new head coach hired…
By Daryn J. Stack The highly anticipated presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump occurred Tuesday the 10th. The debate was held in Cleveland, Ohio, where millions of viewers tuned in watching the candidates battle over key issues ranging from the economy and immigration to healthcare and foreign policy. Harris…
By Claire McCullough Many athletes dream of being able to one day compete in the Olympics and take home a gold medal for their country. However, for Algeria’s Imane Khelif, who competed and won Algeria’s first gold medal in women’s boxing, that dream came with a whole nightmare of controversy. According to Newsweek’s Shannon Power,…