Wilgers publishes children’s book, “Savannah Spider”

By Taylor Starr  Our very own Dr. Dustin Wilgers of the science department has authored three children’s books about Savannah Spider, Super Scientist. He wrote the first book, “Savannah Spider, Super Scientist Goes to School” in 2018, followed by “Savannah Spider, Super Scientist and the Science-Fair Mystery” in 2020, and finally “Savannah Spider, Super Scientist…

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Themed Housing Announced for 2023-2024

By Cynarah Rodriquez Themed housing looks like the new trend for McPherson College for Fall 2023. Themed housing is now a choice for all on-campus students and the household is created by your personal likes and interests. Groups like women’s empowerment, STEM program, arts and crafts, acting, LGBTQIA pride and community are suggestions for these…

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Wakanda Forever

By Bri Powers  The tragic death of “Black Panther” star Chadwick Boseman in 2020 left a massive emptiness in the Marvel Universe, with no project more impacted than the sequel to his groundbreaking 2018 film, “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” T’Challa (Boseman), the nation of Wakanda’s ruler and protector, dies in “Wakanda Forever.” The film goes…

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Vikings vs Bills Game

By Brianna Powers The Buffalo Bills might agree with Von Miller’s reaction to Sunday’s gut-wrenching, crazy 33-30 loss to the Minnesota Vikings if they make it to the Super Bowl. That was the Bills second costly late turnover. With less than a minute remaining, a fumble at their own goal line gave the Vikings energy…

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Trump runs….Again 

By Christian Maxey  In a last-ditch effort to maintain his hold on power, Donald Trump attempted to annul the results of the 2020 presidential election and incited a violent riot at the Capitol. Now, he has declared his candidacy for president in 2024.  At his Mar-a-Lago club and residence in Palm Beach, Florida, Trump, 76,…

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