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The Top Seven Pieces of Classical Music that Every College Student Should Know
Want to listen to classical music but have no idea where to begin? The Scoop sat down with Dr. Allin Sorenson to talk about seven pieces to get you started.
How to become a successful athlete
Being a student athlete is more than just fun and games. Athletes challenge themselves everyday during the school year to become successful in their career. The Scoop spoke with Doug Shrank, an Assistant Coach for Men’s and Women’s swimming at Drury University about how to become a successful athlete during school. Prior to coaching at Drury, Shrank was on…
WSOP Champion Talks Poker Hands
While poker is a game of skill, having good hand plays an important role in the game too. It may seem that every poker player has their favorite hand but statistically, there are stronger and weaker hands. The Scoop sat down with World Series of Poker Event Champion and RunGood Title Holder, Askia Ingram, to…
Q&A with Stephanie Mallick, professional model
Stephanie Mallick, actress and professional plus size model talks about some of her influences and her favorite style trend.
Q&A with Brianna Bernhardt, Adoption Counselor at Castaway Animals Rescue Effort
Brianna Bernhardt, Adoption Counselor at Castaway Animals Rescue Effort, shares her experiences and knowledge of caring after shelter animals.
Q&A with Drury Wrestler Trenton Clines, 2018/2019 season goals
Drury Wrestling will start their third year of competition this November. The Scoop met with Trenton Clines, a wrestler at Drury University, for a inside look on this season’s goals. What does Drury Wrestling expect to accomplish this season? This season, we as a team, expect to be competitive in every competition. We have…
The Importance of Encouraging your Children to Volunteer
Volunteering can have a positive impact on you, your children and your community.
Teachers: The Unsung Heroes
Growing up a teacher’s daughter, I have seen the dedication and passion teachers have for their job. Sadly, their salaries do not reflect their hard work.
An Ocean of Plastic
The United States has produced more plastic in the last ten years than all of the plastic used in the last century. That plastic is finding it’s way to our oceans, with disastrous consequences.
We Must Rediscover the Theatre
We are growing more isolated even as we literally have the world at our fingers. Perhaps it’s time to put down the remote and head back to the theater!