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3 weeks ago | 
tsl.news | Charlotte Renner
Two weeks ago, one of the biggest sporting events in the country kicked off. I’m not a huge college basketball fan, but I tune in for the men’s and women’s NCAA March Madness tournaments every year and get extremely invested in my poorly researched brackets. This year, however, I missed out on the 63 women’s games because I don’t have ESPN2. Four different networks are streaming the men’s tournament this year: TruTV, CBS, TNT and TBS.
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1 month ago | 
laduenews.com | Charlotte Renner
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2 months ago | 
tsl.news | Charlotte Renner
In honor of Valentine’s Day, we decided to take a look into events that are all about new relationships: varsity mixers. At the Claremont Colleges, varsity sports teams are the closest thing we have to Greek life. Houses throw parties and teams host mixers with one another that resemble formals between sororities and fraternities. As NARPs (non-athletic regular people), we wanted to know what happens at these mixers as they’re usually closed to anyone not on the two teams present.
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2 months ago | 
tsl.news | Charlotte Renner
The Stags are stampeding their way through the season, now 14-5 overall and 8-2 in SCIAC play, and secured a 96-67 win against the Caltech Beavers on Feb. 1 at Robert’s Pavilion. Caelan Jones CG ’25 and AJ Rohosy CG ’25 led the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS) men’s basketball team with double-digit performances. After a slow start, the Stags put on a show in the second half to run away with the lead.
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2 months ago | 
laduenews.com | Charlotte Renner
The oldest human-made structure in St. Louis city, Sugarloaf Mound, is being rematriated to the Osage Nation. Located on the Missouri River bluffs, Sugarloaf was once a prominent marker of the Mississippian mound-builders and the Osage Nation’s ancestors. Now, it’s the last Mississippian mound standing, although St. Louis once held more than 100. St. Louis was known as “Mound City” before Europeans settled in the area.
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2 months ago | 
laduenews.com | Charlotte Renner
Protecting Missouri’s 110,000 miles of streams isn’t an easy task, but it’s one that Missouri Stream Team is up for. After all, our state’s waterways provide us with essential drinking water, exciting recreation and access to Missouri’s inspiring nature. You can join its mission by volunteering for your area Stream Team. A day in the life of a Stream Team volunteer includes hands-on projects such as trash pickup, water quality monitoring, storm drain stenciling and tree planting.
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Dec 19, 2024 | 
feastmagazine.com | Charlotte Renner |Emily Standlee
If you're looking to get out of the house to watch the game, shuffle over to one of the 10 bars below. Some are classics, some are hidden gems; all are a representation of how much St. Louis loves football and community. Bally Sports Live!This lively venue is a hotspot for sports enthusiasts, albeit usually Cards fans, since it’s located within Ballpark Village.
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Nov 15, 2024 | 
laduenews.com | Charlotte Renner
Saint Louis University is joining the front lines of climate resilience with nearly $1 million in new funding from the U.S. Department of Energy to establish a cutting-edge Climate Resilience Center. Announced on Aug. 15, the $964,848 grant makes SLU one of only 10 projects selected for this DOE-funded initiative and reinforces the university’s role in the battle against climate change.
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Oct 25, 2024 | 
tsl.news | Charlotte Renner |Otto Fritton
The Sagehens put on their racing shoes to compete against fellow Division III foes at the annual Pomona-Pitzer (P-P) Cross Country Invite, their last home race of the season, on Saturday, Oct. 20. In the 8,000-meter-race race, the P-P men’s team finished first overall with a score of 31 points and an average time of 25:19, beating out runners-up Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS). In the 6,000-meter-race, the women’s team placed second, behind CMS, with a score of 29 and an average time of 22:33.
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Oct 9, 2024 | 
laduenews.com | Charlotte Renner
With the use of hydroponics, growing your own food can be a year-round hobby from the comfort of the indoors. In St. Louis, local restaurants and organizations utilize it to grow high-quality produce to nourish communities and make dishes sing. Here, learn where you can visit St. Louis spots that use hydroponics and how you can start growing at home. What is hydroponics? Simply put, hydroponics is the technique of growing plants without soil.
