We all know of Plato’s Closet, and I recently shared a STL fashion secret called The Scholar Shop. The Scholar Shop still remains a favorite high-end fashion consignment store, but I’m here to share some new ones. Not new to St. Louis, but new to your closet and wallet. We can all thank the fashion industry leaders who decided to ... Read More »
The Medart Lecture Series of Maryville presents an evening with renowned poet Dana Levin Tuesday, April 16 at 7 p.m. in Buder Family Commons. The event is free and open to the public. At the event, Levin will read her poems and take questions from the audience. She will also sign books after the discussion and her books will be ... Read More »
Despite the inconsistency of St. Louis weather, the sun has managed to show its face this April, making outdoor activities a little more enticing. Spring has finally arrived (late as usual) so before you pack up and say your goodbyes to St. Louis for the summer, here are a few places to have fun and enjoy the last weeks left ... Read More »
It’s the time of the year where college kids are almost done with school. Everyone is itching to get outside when the sun comes out. The trees are ready to bloom. Spring is just around the corner, and with all the nice weather coming our way it’s the perfect time to go to a winery. (As if you really needed ... Read More »
Every year it’s the same old thing. On Feb. 2, everyone expects me to come out of my hibernation hole and “predict” the weather, and they make me do it in front of thousands of people, too. If that’s not pressure, I don’t know what is. If I see my shadow, supposedly that means six more weeks of winter and if I ... Read More »
It must be something in the water that only J.T. seems to be able to get his hands on that keeps him relevant across a diverse and growing fan base. The once blonde frosted curly Q’d boy band front runner was known for being the lead singer of the 1990s group ‘N Sync. ‘N Sync won over the hearts of ... Read More »
It’s that time of year again: baseball season! Here in St. Louis we take baseball very seriously and the Cardinals home-opener is no exception. No other MLB has fans quite like St. Louis Caridinals’ fans. Our unofficial holiday, Opening Day– this year on April 8– is when people skip work and school and put their lives on hold just to be apart of ... Read More »
Spring is finally here (contrary to the weather) and there are tons of events happening on Maryville’s campus. The month of April will feature different events and programs for the campus community. The Campus Activities Board (CAB) organization, in particular, will be hosting events for students in the upcoming month. The events to be on the lookout for are: Siblings ... Read More »
As the world becomes more and more technologically minded, social media seems to be the wave of the future. Social media affects many parts of our lives already: from how we view Super Bowl ads to how we choose a president. Twitter and Facebook seem to have a large hand in what we do in our daily lives. Everyone is ... Read More »
Italian food and St. Louis, they go together like bread and butter. The distinct little Italian world known as the Hill is one of my favorite places in St. Louis to eat. While you can find similar Italian style foods throughout the U.S., only St. Louis offers the distinct provel cheese, and the Hill is also the birth place of the famous toasted ravioli ... Read More »
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