The student government’s purpose is to serve the campus community.  Alison Simpson is a senior at Benedictine College who is on the committee chair of student government.  According to Simpson,...

You may have heard them around campus and noticed them in the streets. But have you ever wondered what the Student Government Association (SGA) does to serve the students of Benedictine College (BC) in...

Early on Friday Jan. 13, nearly thirty Benedictine College students made their way to the third floor of Ferrel Academic Center for a half an hour audience with Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kansas). This...

Circuit Writer Katherine Cullen asked students where they receive their news.

Nationwide American college students are falling prey to a rising epidemic: a lack of civic knowledge. According to a recent survey conducted by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni...

On November 5, 2024, Americans will cast their votes in the general election. Voters can choose to vote in person on election day, on early voting days or through absentee ballots if they are received...

As the 2024 presidential election nears, college students must prioritize participation in the election through voting. Our Duty to Vote Dr. Nathan Orlando, assistant professor...

As we draw closer to the election, we interviewed Benedictine College students to find out what they are most concerned about in U.S. politics.

Hidden from the public eye, a group of Benedictine College students advocate for change on campus. Many students are unaware that the Student Government Association, SGA, is dedicated to voicing...

Are celebrities really as important as we make them out to be? For Victoria Rodgers, meeting the president of Hungary was all she wanted to do that brisk September morning.  The information was sent...

Recently, students from the Benedictine College chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom gathered on a warm Sunday morning near the “B” to place 2,977 America flags—one for everyone who died in...