by Henry Bueltmann This is a collection of some of the wackiest pieces of MSA 2022 lore, written in collaboration with many scholars of...

By Nathan Teitelbaum Thomas and the Magic Railroad is a film, that’s all I can really say about it. The release version is overall hard...

by Henry Bueltmann Absolutely everything you should and should not pack from a 2022 scholar to future scholars DO PACK A second pillow....

By Ellie Nahm Here we are. The end of it all. How could 3 weeks go so fast, yet feel like a lifetime? Unfortunately, all good things must...

By Chinyere Omeife In 2016 Netflix dropped its hit show Stranger Things. Ever since then the show’s popularity (as well as my addiction...

By: Nathan Teitelbaum Ericca Thornhill teaches the pseudoscience class here at Missouri Scholars Academy. She has returned to MSA after a...

By: Nathan Teitelbaum Movies, everybody loves movies, except when you don’t. A lot of the time movies have an extremely troubled...

by Henry Bueltmann You can probably tell by my previous article that I know a lot about computers. I’ve been working with them all my...

by: Myla Laws, Bethany Perry, Kaleigh Thornton Greg “Doc” Holiday has been a part of MSA since the 1990’s. When asked when exactly he...

By Charlie Schutt “Here, for Xanadu's landlord, will be held 1940's biggest, strangest funeral; here this week is laid to rest a potent...

by Henry Bueltmann June 15th 2022 Microsoft finally killed off Internet Explorer. A gravestone was erected in South Korea commemorating...

By Ellie Nahm Late last night you may have heard rumors that the Boombafoot (MSA’s own bigfoot) has returned to campus. I’m here to set...

By Charlie Schutt I want to preface this by saying that I never write angry articles. However, that changes today. Because today, I found...

By Graham Hoffman Any professional sports league's draft will always be filled to the brim with drama and surprises but this year's draft...

By: Nathan Teitelbaum Missouri Scholars is a wonderful place…..most of the time. Losing your keycard and locking yourself out of the room...

By Monét Witherspoon Let The Little Light Shine by Kevin Shaw documents the largest mass school closing in America's history, which took...

By: Nathan Teitelbaum Sequels are supposed to take the first and raise the stakes, show the characters at their best, and overall be...

By Graham Hoffman Kansas City has found tremendous amounts of success in the draft over the last few years. 2020’s class was headlined by...

By Charlie Schutt and Louise Eskina Joe Goodkin is a gifted folk-opera singer from Chicago. He went to the University of...

by Henry Bueltmann Prebuilt PCs are a scam. You will not get the quality of parts that you should. They will cut corners and they will...