By: Mikayla Alexander The UMSL campus has long moved from its golf course state as the university has grown. The foundation of the golf...

By: Mikayla Alexander Dr. Shu Schiller has recently been named the new dean of the College of Business Administration (COBA) at UMSL. The...

By: Jonathan Stokes It was the worst of times, it was the . . . well, yeah, it was just the worst of times. The 2020 COVID-19 quarantine...

By: Erica Patton Students have seen them, they’ve heard them and they might have even gotten into a slight altercation with them. Yes, it...

By: Erica Patton Taking the place of Interim Dean Judith Lewis, Dr. Norma Hall-Thoms has been named the new dean of the College of...

By: Jonathan Stokes Pulling all-nighters in the library, late-night cafeteria visits with roommates and dorm room hijinks are some of the...

By: Lauren Johns In 2013, the Midwest Digital Marketing Conference (MDMC), formerly known as “The State of Digital Media Marketing...

By: Lily Warden Every year, the UMSL Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion hosts the Women Trailblazer Award Ceremony, which...

By: Jonathan Stokes Graduate student Taylor Cook has spent the past year becoming an expert on the UMSL campus. As the Project Management...

By: Mikayla Alexander As the semester winds down, you may feel inclined to take a step back from campus activities. Between work, social...

By: Erica Patton Earlier this month, UMSL’s radio broadcasting group brought home an extraordinary win at this year’s IBS awards. Founded...

By: Lily Warden With the rise of social media, trends can come and go quicker than ever before. In today’s age, it can be difficult to...

By: Mikayla Alexander A month ago, an article was published raising some general concerns and queries regarding phishing attempts towards...

By: Erica Patton It’s that time of the year. Graduation is just around the corner for many Tritons, and students are coming to learn...

By: Jonathan Stokes The Gender Studies Suite, located on the third floor of Lucas Hall, is a unique space distinct from others on campus....

By: Jonathan Stokes Coordinator of Student Activities and University Program Board Advisor, Elijah McCoy, set out to make this year’s...

By: Jonathan Stokes Originally named the Arts and Sciences building, Lucas Hall began construction alongside four other campus buildings...

By: Erica Patton On Jan. 30, Clark Hall on North Campus went dark after an electrical outage occurred during the day. Many students were...

By: Lily Warden Credit: Pexels Have you noticed a change in tuition bills this academic year? Starting in Fall 2023, UMSL and other UM...

By: Aliena Abernathy Feb. 23 marked the fifth day of UMSL’s homecoming celebrations and was celebrated with a showing of the 2000s...

By: Jonathan Stokes The North Campus is an iconic area that most students recognize, even if they’re not taking in-person classes. For...

By: Jonathan Stokes For students taking in-person classes on North Campus, the walk through the Quad has been disrupted since the...

By: Lily Warden Do you know what to do during an emergency? According to the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, trauma is...

By: Lily Warden Dr. Jessica Long-Pease is the Vice Provost for Student Affairs, stepping into the role in June 2023. Dr. Long-Pease...

By: Mikayla Alexander In the internet age, phishing or scamming attempts are a stranger to no one. The rise of this internet issue is...

By: Bridget Fitzgerald Are you thinking about joining a sorority at UMSL? Are you hesitant because you don’t know much about sororities?...

By: Jonathan Stokes Photo by Jonathan Stokes As a university with many commuter students, there are inherent challenges to fostering...

By: Mikayla Alexander The spring semester for UMSL has officially started after a long, well-deserved break. For us students, this means...

By: Erica Patton Credit: UMSL Daily As many students are on the route to fulfilling their degree pathways, it is common to have to take...

By: Lauren Johns During the pandemic of 2020, online classes were all the rage like a new fashion trend. Teachers found themselves...

By: Erica Patton One of the most exciting times of the year is approaching: Homecoming! As the clock ticks down to this special day in...

By: Erica Patton During the Fall 2023 semester, I had to take a poetry course to fulfill my honors college credits. Though it was not my...

By Vincent Latigue Photo via Getty Images Since October 7th my mind’s been inundated with images of some of the most despicable acts of...

By Mackenzie Wilson Photo by: Mackenzie Wilson UMSL held an event called “Slice and Verify” on Thursday, November 30th that was run by...

By Erica Patton As colder weather is slowly approaching and finals creep right around the corner, there is no better time than now to...

by Abigail Wetteroff As we near the end of another busy semester, it's important to take breaks, relax, perhaps even engage in the odd...

By: Fahad Albazi UMSL's practical video production department had been largely neglected in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The...

By: Dora Bell The Director of operations for the Touhill, Jason Stahr has worked at the Touhill Performing Arts Center for two decades,...

Almost half of UMSL's student population was eligible for the Pell Grant in 2019. Because these students are from lower socioeconomic...

The notification on your phone tells you The Current has posted another story, and you spend the next few minutes reading through the new...

Many music historians and fanatics philosophize about what would’ve happened if the Beatles never broke up. Without that Fab Four...

Does the 2020 fall semester seem to be dragging you down? It seems to have us all feeling more stressed than normal. With all the chaos...

Just outside the ground level of the South Campus Parking Garage, there is a stretch of open area that encompasses the UMSL Community...

On October 3, 2020, long time Missouri legislator and “father of UMSL,” Wayne Goode passed away at the age of 83 after a battle with...

Collaborative Story by Tori Thoele and Wesley Baucom “Work Together?” An Unsolicited Request, by Tori Thoele A notification on Outlook...

Nothing about our day-to-day lives is the same as it was just a year ago. While most of us have been inconvenienced, however, we have...

If you are a regular listener to UMSL’s student radio station, The U, or a regular consumer of the content created at UMSL’s television...