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Minimalist patterns and bright colors for workout clothes are making people want to show off their rockin' bods...

 As trend cycles continue and the start of a new year approaches, people wonder what the next it-girl look will be. But we can’t forget about the original it-girls, Serena van der Woodsen and Blair Waldorf from the show, “Gossip Girl.”

Grab your hats and pull up your bootstraps because we’ve got a new trend on the rise this summer. You may have seen the“coastal grandmother” style that swept TikTok in summer of 2022, but a new aesthetically pleasing trend takes the coastal grandmother trend and adds a little bit of that Western flare to it. 

Grab your hats and pull up your bootstraps because we’ve got a new trend on the rise this summer. You may have seen the“coastal grandmother” style that swept TikTok in summer of 2022, but a new aesthetically pleasing trend takes the coastal grandmother trend and adds a little bit of that Western flare to it. 

Summer is right around the corner and it’s the perfect time to show off that neckline with a brand-new necklace stack. Fashion trends come and go, but the look of a layered necklace stack has been an accessory staple for years.

Disco might be dead, but the popular fashion trends of the 70s are back and better than ever before. If you found yourself scrolling on Tik Tok or Pinterest the past few months, you might see trends that would make your grandparents wish they had saved their old clothes.

We all remember when we first heard the name ‘Emma Chamberlain.’ Emma first gained popularity as a content creator on Youtube where she posted vlogs, skits, day-in-the-life videos, and more; however, as Emma began to grow as a content creator, people started to take notice of her personal style which is as unique and quirky as she is.

Mobile Journalism Audio Assignment on Instagram shop, 207 Trinkets. 

This year, Missouri State University staff members and their families could go trick-or-treating around residence halls Freudenberger House, Blair-Shannon House and Wells House once again. Halloween in the Halls took place on Nov. 2 from 5-8 p.m. for the first time since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Missouri State University’s Carrie’s Café is the student-operated restaurant located in Pummill Hall best known for its Euro-fusion menu and homemade snacks.

Fans flooded into campus on Saturday, Oct. 21 as the Bears took on their opponent, Murray State during the football game, where the 2023 Homecoming royalty were crowned at halftime. 

The Unlikely Allies book signing and lecture will take place in the Plaster Student Union theater on March 4, at 7 p.m. The event will include a summary of the book, “Unlikely Allies in the Academy: Women of Color and White Women in Conversation,” from author Dr. Karen L. Dace. 

The Snail Art House hosted an open house on Friday, April 1, where the community could admire fun, new and colorful art from resident artists, Abby Baechle, Chloe Thorne, Levi Holloway and Kelsey Farris.  The downtown house is located at 204 S. Campbell Ave. The artists invited friends, family and the public to look at the new art house. 

Certificate programs act as an addition to a major or minor and are designed for students who wish to complete another concentration of study in a specific area.  Certificates can be a good addition to a resume and increase a student’s proficiency in certain topics. 

Missouri State offers 18 fraternities and eight sororities for students to join on campus and one sorority off campus. Getting involved in fraternity and sorority life (FSL) is a great way for students to get involved with important activities on campus, meet people and create long-lasting friendships. It is also a great way for students to develop social and leadership skills, grow individually and academically and give back to the campus community.

The 43rd Ozark Fall Farm Festival will be held Oct. 7-9 at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds, located in north Springfield. 

I was an editorial writing intern for 417 Magazine! Here's the link to the digital archive of the June edition!

June Calendar page 37

Cook for a Cause page 100

I was an editorial writing intern for 417 Magazine. Here is the link to the digital archives.

Fall in Love with Nixa page 85

I was an editorial writing intern for 417 Magazine! Here's the link to the digital archive of the July edition. 

July Calendar page 40

Relax a Little Downtown page 55

But First, Coffee page 121

I was an editorial writing intern for 417 Magazine! Here's the link to the digital archive of the April edition.

April Calendar page 36

Bring on the Bees page 65

See how some Southwest Missouri residents are doing what they can to preserve one of the most important animals on the planet - Honeybees!

Discover Kari Manzardo's new cookbook

Link to a KSMU story I did on David Argueta, Mercy Springfield Communities President