Meramec runs out of Magic
Lady Magic basketball team lose second game in national tournament, season comes to an end
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Magic hit cold spell in Peoria
Lady Magic lose first game of NJCAA Tournament, look to place seventh
Students ante up to alleviate hunger
MoPIRG’s “Don’t Gamble on Hunger” event on March 3 and 4 had mock casino games to raise money for the Hunger Cleanup event on April 4.
Phi Theta Kappa recognized at Missouri regional conference
STLCC-Meramec’s honor society, Xi Lambda, a chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), won seven awards this year at the Regional Conference that took place on Feb. 26-28 in Independence, Mo.
Clothesline project leaves abuse out to dry
The Meramec Diversity Committee will host the Clothesline Project March 23-26 in the Library Quad at Meramec to bring awareness to domestic abuse.
Students encouraged to vote in MoPIRG reaffirmation election
Polls calling for students to reaffirm MoPIRG (Missouri Public Interest Research Group), a student organization working to address social problems, open March 10 and 11 at STLCC-Meramec. The election is required every two years. Meramec is home to the only PIRG chapter in Missouri.
Men’s Basketball team ends on a Magical note
The 80-70 win over STLCC-Florissant Valley Fury pushed STLCC-Meramec Magic Men’s Basketball team into the Region XVI Championship Mar. 6 against the Penn Valley Scouts of Kansas City, Mo. Meramec hosted the Region XVI Championship for the first time in 30 years.
Treat America renewed for next five years
Eight vendor proposals were received and evaluated by a screening committee consisting of three members representing purchasing and auxiliary services, and Carla Chance, vice chancellor of finance and business services.
For the Love of the Game: NCAA tournament, getting crazy for March Madness
The “big dance” lets college teams bust a move, strut their stuff
That’s What She Said; That’s What He Said: Online Dating
Relationships can be one of the most meaningful and powerful elements in a person’s life. Though some may seem perfect, others may have hidden issues. A new column by Kelly Davis and Shane Rice, “That’s What She Said/That’s What He Said,” will help address these hidden and open dilemmas most of us face in our…