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The Pandora Papers: What are they?
News October 18, 2021 , by Sophia Meek
If you have been paying attention to the news in the last few weeks you have probably […]
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Child Brides: How US marriage laws can affect minors
News October 14, 2021 , by Sammie Ellis
R. Kelly, a famous R&B artist with an infamous character, was found guilty of racketeering and child
“Missing white woman syndrome”: A look at the Gabby Petito case and others like it
Editorial, News October 4, 2021 , by Rylan DeHaven
It was supposed to be a cross country road trip for two. Get there and back. But […]
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“America’s 5th most dangerous city”: An overview of a town hall regarding crime in Springfield.
News September 27, 2021 , by Sammie Ellis
On Tuesday, Sept. 14, a town hall was held at the RC Events & Conference Center. This […]
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Senate Bill 8: Drury perspectives on Texas’ new abortion law
News September 17, 2021 , by Sammie Ellis
On Sept. 1, 2021, a new law came into effect in the state of Texas. This law, […]
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A college student’s crash course in the Afghanistan War
Community, News September 13, 2021 , by Julia Chamberlain
President Biden upheld one of his fiercest campaign promises on Monday, Aug. 30, when he ordered all
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NFTs and Their Impact on Climate Change
Community, News April 19, 2021 , by staffwriter
Seeing a sudden boost in popularity, non-fungible tokens have consumers weighing their benefits and drawbacks.
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The Biden Administration’s Top Ten Accomplishments in the First 100 Days
News March 30, 2021 , by copyeditor
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Vaccine Distribution Within Greene County
Community, News February 22, 2021 , by Marissa Mayfield
COVID-19 vaccine distribution has started in Greene County. Kathryn Wall, spokesperson for the Springfield-Greene
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Still indivisible? Drury faculty reflects on the state of American government
Community, News February 15, 2021 , by Maclen Johnson
Suggested by Drury President Tim Cloyd and provost Beth Harville, the Still Indivisible panel was coordinated