Two student-directed plays reminded audience members to appreciate the small things in life during the annual Theatre Northwest Lab Series at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 8-9 in the Black Box Theatre. Read more

Musicians lined the stage engaging in a delicate surgery, crafting a wall of sound, filled with soft lows and intense highs, moving toward and impacting the audience with a myriad of feelings. Read more

Northwest students were able to give back in a night filled with games and no sleep as they attempted to stay Up 'Til Dawn in an effort to raise awareness and money for the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Feb. 9. Read more

Northwest students headed to Bearcat Lanes and signed up for the winter bowling league, spending snowy days enjoying the company of their teammates and the thrill of getting the ever-elusive strike. Read more

When it comes to dishes, it’s a simple equation: water, plus soap, plus elbow work equals clean dishes. For some unfathomable reason though, this simply hasn’t sunk in to some people’s heads. Read more

As cut-out hearts, roses and diaper-clad Cupids decorate walls and social media feeds, the ever-present question pops up: what does it mean to love another person? Read more

After nights of mindlessly doing busy work because a professor is too lazy to teach me, and days of sitting in classes filled with morbid silence because the professor refuses to teach the concept, I can confidently say I despise the flipped classroom model. Read more

In a dull yellow, one-story house with a basement, complete with a silver minivan and faded blue and white swing set in the front yard, many feral and abandoned cats find comfort in the seemingly typical home. Read more

The first ELA workshop, focusing on emotional intelligence, was held Feb. 4 in the Boardroom at J.W. Jones Student Union. Read more

Comedian Kiry Shabazz brought his unique style of humor to the people of Maryville during his set Feb. 1. Read more

With Panic! at the Disco’s “Pray for the Wicked” tour visiting both Omaha, Nebraska, and Kansas City, Missouri, many had “High Hopes” leading up to the Feb. 1 and Feb. 2. concert dates. Read more

Ice, snow and general wear and tear have become synonymous with winter and has caused potholes to form throughout campus and in town. Read more

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-- Hundreds of people gathered to celebrate Chinese culture with food, crafts and performances Jan. 27 in The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Read more

“Slippery When Wet” is a better Bon Jovi album than conditions walking to class. Read more

While many people would define their life by what they have accomplished, military veteran and Northwest financial assistance counselor Chris Scroggins said he wouldn’t be where he’s at without his various teammates. Read more

A room full of empowerment sharply contrasted the cold weather  Jan. 21. Playing host to several students, faculty, community members and even Sen. Roy Blunt, the Martin Luther King Jr. Peace Brunch united the community behind the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Read more

“America’s Got Talent” star Samuel Comroe performed at the Charles Johnson Theater Jan. 18. Read more

Students auditioned for the Spring One Acts Jan. 17 in the Ron Houston Center for the Performing Arts. Read more

Classes are back in session, and I know I can’t sleep as much as I did before the break. I actually have to wake up before noon. Read more

While most students are happy to be back in their dorms after the break, some never left. Others spent a portion of the break on an empty campus. Read more

Several excited actors and actresses gave it their all in the Mary Linn Auditorium Jan. 15 at auditions for the upcoming production of William Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” directed by Katheryn Bilbo. Read more

Senior Drake Summers, a human services and psychology double major, can often be spotted in the Office of Student Involvement. His trademark long-sleeved shirts and Northwest ambassador pullover and blond whiskers along his cheeks and chin make him easy to spot. Read more

Noon is the lunch rush hour. Avoid it if at all possible. Go an hour earlier or wait an hour. Read more

Despite snow and slush piling up outside, the annual Indian Student Association dinner continued with its multiple festivities. Read more

Student Activities Council’s comedy event with Jackie Tohn set for Dec. 7 was canceled due to a conflict in scheduling. Read more

‘Twas the last week of November and all through the campus Bearcats were cheering as a campus tradition came to fruition. Read more

Many people listen to or at least have heard of the newest music sensation sweeping, not only America but the globe, that is Korean pop, also known as K-pop. Read more

It is barely 30 degrees outside, so it’s better to stay home where it is around 68 degrees. Stay indoors as much as possible. There is no risk of being cold and miserable by staying on a couch under a fleece blanket during your free time. Read more

Owls, socks, red and gold. Read more

Senior Tabbitha Bradley fulfilled her dream of starting a boutique by opening Route 46 Clothing Co. with the support of her friends. Read more

College students have to read thousands upon thousands of pages every semester just to stay caught up in various classes A new pilot program has the potential to make this process easier.   Read more

With the holiday season out in full force, it is time to begin shopping for gifts for our loved ones as we head into the month of December. While it may seem easy to order everything online from Amazon or Wal-Mart, going out to local shops has an even greater benefit not only in the gift bei… Read more

With the start of the holiday season, a lot of Bearcats and other people are going to be traveling home. But, it seems like a lot of drivers have forgotten the rules of driving or thrown the book out the window and need a reminder of how driving on a highway works. Read more

Wellness Services raised $1,400 for the Pay It Forward Fund with its Fortnite Read more

The idea of a continent being a country is not something completely unheard of, but the assumption that Africa, one of the largest continents in the world is actually a country is one that has been prevalent for many years. Read more

The saying goes, “you are what you eat,” and for senior Arpana Pokhrel, her cooking helps her stay connected to her Nepalese roots and explore the world around her. Read more

Black Friday has overshadowed Thanksgiving. Read more

Students braved the cold weather to see the comedic performance of a well-known voice actor. Read more

First-generation students are experiencing college for the first time without any family to rely on for advice and support, but there is one office designed to give them the support they need. Read more

Northwest students cut off at least eight inches of their hair Friday in Bearcat Arena for Cut Loose, an event arranged by Northwest’s Up ‘til Dawn organization. Read more

Mountainous abuse of the news and the release of cognitive responsibility to those who take it upon themselves to advertise to you, the viewer, who will consume whatever is being thrust in front of you. Read more

For most Bearcats, Thanksgiving break is a time to travel back to their hometowns, enjoy a home-cooked meal, watch a parade and football. Read more

Theatre Northwest will present the award-winning play “Same Time, Next Year” Nov. 8-11 in the Studio Theatre at the Ron Houston Center for the Performing Arts. Read more

The Northwest Dance Company took its record-breaking crowd on an emotional journey through a wide-range of dance performances at its annual fall show Nov. 2. Read more

With the recent change in daylight hours, there have been more drivers who think they need their high beams, or in layman’s terms, brights, of their car on 24/7. Read more

While some people take for granted the education they’re provided through teachers and textbooks, there are many students who don’t have easy access to resources like a simple book. Read more

The Student Activities Council presented its annual cosmic bowling event to students in conjunction with the local bowling alley Bearcat Lanes Nov. 1. Read more

Being a first time college student can been stressful, but senior Janay Orange took it head on and quickly became a leader for students as Student Regent. Read more

The history department partnered with multiple campus groups to bring the “What We Were Wearing” exhibit to Northwest. It will be up in the Administration Building until Nov. 9. Read more