travel
Living On the Edge: How Close is Too Close?
Rylee Ramstack’s experiece parasailing would leave many living in fear, but living on the edge encourages Rylee to make memories.
How to properly pack a suitcase
As the COVID-19 pandemic begins to slow down, many people are starting to think about taking a trip. Although they might not have their tickets booked, being prepared for when that time comes is key to having a successful trip. The Scoop met with Addy Sporleder, a senior at Drury University who spent a semester…
How To Travel On A Budget: For a College Student, From a College Student
Drury University student Danny Behlmann knows how to travel on a budget. Now, he’s ready to share his resources with fellow college students.
Photography and Friends Make the World Go Around
Steven Spencer is a Drury University graduate and Springfield, Missouri artist. We caught up with this gypsy photographer between his world travels.
How to Effectively Pack a Suitcase
Packing is a struggle, but it doesn’t have to be a daunting chore. Learn how to effectively pack a suitcase for a short trip.
Top 7 Hiking Destinations in The Ozarks
Michaela Karr is a passionate hiker and outdoor enthusiast who has walked trails all over the U.S. See her top 7 hiking destinations here in the Ozarks.
A Growing Trend Among These Six Honeymoon Destinations
The Scoop recently talked with Holiday Planners Supervisor, Debbie Taylor, to discuss the Top Trending Six Honeymoon Destinations.
Q&A with Aria Morton: The highs and lows of international travel
Joy, amazement, admiration, shock and even fear – you can experience all when you travel. Traveling means more than just sightseeing; it is to explore the world out there without knowing what is waiting for you in new lands – new cultures. Aria Morton probably knows the meaning of traveling better than anyone her age….
Michael G. Thomas: Drury’s Study Abroad Program
Michael G. Thomas, associate dean of international programs at Drury University, shares some details about the university’s Study Abroad program.
Explore the Japanese Fall Festival 2014: Sept. 12-14
The Japanese Fall Festival is returning to Springfield for its 19th year this month. Sample the music, crafts, and food of Japanese culture at Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden.