Amanda Nutter is the art department secretary at Forest Park, but she’s also an avid artist and storyteller. Her work will be on display through Oct. 5 as part of an exhibit in the Forest Park Gallery of Contemporary Art. […]
Modern Brewery has come a long way since its early days in a small garage with no air conditioning and a clientele largely limited to middle-aged men. […]
Kevin Coleman-Cohen was employed as a St. Louis youth worker when he saw a homeless teenage boy performing oral sex for money on an adult male under a highway overpass. Fifteen years later, Coleman-Cohen made “Pretty Boy,” a short film inspired by the disturbing encounter. […]
Students are often short on money, but they need food, toiletries and professional clothing for job interviews, work and school. Two programs at St. Louis Community College have their backs. […]
Louise Johnson raised four children and earned a high school diploma through a Mers Goodwill program before she decided to enroll in college. […]
The World Chess Hall of Fame is only two miles from Forest Park, so it makes sense for the campus to have a chess club. And now it does. A handful of students have organized the new Forest Park Chess Club. They’re inviting others to join. […]
Art was therapy for Judy Medoff, and she inspired other students while taking classes at Forest Park. Medoff, 84, died on Sept. 29 after a long battle with lung cancer. […]
St. Louis Community College has added three solar-powered umbrellas to picnic tables on the Forest Park quad. […]
Nine Forest Park students in the St. Louis Community College Veterans Club were part of a well-oiled machine this month, helping to pack 281 boxes of food to feed hungry children around the world. […]
Charles Pointer has led a particularly interesting life, and he attributes much of his success to St. Louis Community College. […]
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