Author Archives: Chao Qian

Two local universities adopt two different approaches In response to a large number of international flights and routes being canceled under Covid-19 coronavirus, the Chinese Consulate abroad decided to distribute epidemic prevention supplies to overseas Chinese nationality students stranded abroad. In order to ensure the safe distribution of supplies, Chinese Students and Scholars Association fromContinue reading “How ‘Health Packs’ From Consulate General of China Distributed to Chinese Students on Missouri College Campuses”

“I love the idea of being able to use Journalism and human rights together. Whatever I end up doing I just really want to help people.” Lauren Morby, a freshman at Saint Louis University and majoring in Political Science and Communications with minors in Spanish and Women’s and Gender Studies, was growing up in aContinue reading “A Small Town Girl With Expansive and Empathetic World View”

Plans consist of lectures, games and practices ‘I sometimes say this is the biggest epidemic no one is talking about,’ said Thomas Insel, mental health czar for the new governor of California, in a TED radio hour, that kicked off Mental Wellness Week on the SLU campus. The event was sponsored by Fraternity and SororityContinue reading “Mental Wellness Week Starts in Saint Louis University”

Two Female Journalists Shared Their Working Experiences to Communication Students at Saint Louis University. Sarah Fentem, from KWMU and Lauren Trager from KMOV, attended a Q & A session to share their work experiences as a journalist for Communication major students at Saint Louis University last Thursday. Lauren Trager mentioned a trend that majority ofContinue reading “Two Local Female Journalists Shared Experience to College Students”

A student from Mercer County High School went to local media in Aledo town for help in publicizing their situation. A student from Mercer County High School, IL planned a walk-out last Tuesday. Participants of the gun violence protest were told that they would suffer an unexcused absence which would lower their grades. In responseContinue reading “Student opposes unilateral decision of school”