By Katie Smith, A&E Editor Most college students have a busy schedule that consists of their work, academics, and social life. Not to mention half of us here are athletes. This summer, I added the position of coach to my schedule. I had received a request to assist

By Cole Schnieders, Staff Writer Joseph Shepard didn’t win a spot on the USD 259 School Board during Tuesday’s election as he had hoped, but he’s not finished fighting for children, he said. Shepard, Newman’s director of multicultural engagement and campus life, lost the race for

By Aaron Eshelman, Staff Writer With a record of seven wins, five losses, and six ties this season, the women’s soccer team has become the first Newman team to qualify for Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association’s (MIAA) postseason play since the school moved into the conference in 2019. The

By Murphy Obershaw, Copy Editor Newman’s Student Government Association recently passed a resolution asking that it be provided with the minutes from a board of trustees meeting that sparked rumors, outrage and visits from local television stations to Newman. But the board’s chair, J.T. Klaus, said that