Bearing News

Humanitarian skills evaluated through morals

Atiyah Lane • February 9, 2018

Humanity is shown when individuals show compassion and perform good deeds for others without being asked.

Students reflect absence felt after Wood’s departure

Atiyah Lane • January 1, 2018

Teachers and students have faced the loss of the copy center, but for many, what has been hardest is the loss of Mike Woods, who ran the center and, in doing so, connected with students in meaningful ways. Woods...

Social media influences exercise trends

Atiyah Lane • November 3, 2017

Women in the gym have said goodbye to dance classes and hello to strength training based on the increasement seen on social media and in the gyms.

CARE program guides employees

Atiyah Lane • May 23, 2017

The Career Awareness Related Experience program works to offer students an opportunity to be employed during the summer.

Rookie band recruits shine

Atiyah Lane • May 17, 2017

Most everyone in band would agree that coming into the band program for the first time as a freshman can be frightening. The scariest thing is having the group of people expand by more than 400 percent,...

on Michael Porter Jr.’s return

Atiyah Lane • May 12, 2017

“MIZZOU NATION I'M COMING HOME” Michael Porter tweeted, @thempj. As most people know, Michael Porter Jr. will return to his hometown of Columbia. With him comes hopes of reviving the University of...

Guns force influence over life

Atiyah Lane • February 22, 2017

The morning of Dec. 12, 2012, in Newtown, Connecticut, parents woke their children up, packed their lunch and hugged them before they sent them to their elementary school Sandy Hook. Twenty eight of those...