Forest Park students can no longer get cash on campus. Officials have removed ATMs in the cafeteria and Student Center because the machines were owned by Higher One, and St. Louis Community College no longer does business with that company. […]
Forest Park students will be greeted by new beverage and snack options this fall. […]
The green brick building on Park Avenue housed a tobacco factory in the early 1900s, then it became a shop for McDonnell Douglas. […]
How did we get a minimum wage anyway? In the 1930s, during the Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt enacted a series of programs called the New Deal that focused on bettering the lives of American workers. […]
Forest Park students who have been sexually assaulted are not alone. They have access to many resources, ranging from campus counselors, faculty members and police officers to outside support groups, help lines and legal advocates. […]
Besides tuition, one of the biggest expenses college students face is textbooks. The price for the access code runs from $95 to $125. But Forest Park math professor Seth Daugherty, 35, doesn’t believe a costly printed textbook is the key to being successful in a math course. […]
Many children idolize athletes. Humanities professor Mark Kruger idolized a lawyer who represented unions and championed civil rights. […]
It seems to be the year of the trumpeter at the Tivoli Theatre. After concluding its run of “Born to be Blue,” starring Ethan Hawke as 1950s trumpeter Chet Baker, the University City venue is now screening “Miles Ahead,” which follows legendary jazz trumpeter and Alton, Ill., native Miles Davis. He is played by Don Cheadle, an Emmy Award-winning actor who directed and co-wrote the movie. […]
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