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The Fall-off: J. Cole's Seventh, Final Studio Album

The Fall-off: J. Cole's Seventh, Final Studio Album

J. Cole released his debut album, The Come-Up, in 2007, and almost two decades and six award-winning studio albums later, he releases his biggest and most passionate mixtape to date. J Cole is using his newest album, The Fall-Off, as a graceful exit out of the music industry, to do what he wasn’t able to do in his first album, and to tell listeners about his story and struggles in his life.

Chiefs to move to Kansas: Local fans react

Chiefs to move to Kansas: Local fans react

The Kansas City Chiefs are moving from Arrowhead Stadium in Jackson, Missouri to a new stadium in construction in Wyandotte County in Kansas City, Kansas. The Chiefs were planning to renovate Arrowhead Stadium, but Jackson County residents voted against a tax extension in April of 2024, which would have helped to fund it.

John Oehm: Waking Up

John Oehm: Waking Up

Former faculty and artist John Oehm was recently part of a gallery exhibit at Harvester Arts, curated by Trish Higgins. John generously shared a few moments as the crowds gathered to delve deeper into the processes of art, the people portrayed, and the ideas that shape our perception. 

Kansas Oil Museum presents: The disappearance of Milton Bradley

Kansas Oil Museum presents: The disappearance of Milton Bradley

On Saturday, Oct. 25, the Kansas Oil Museum hosted their yearly cemetery tour, where attendees learned about a handful of people who lived in El Dorado and were buried in the Sunset Lawns Cemetery. On this tour, the actors told the story of the disappearance of Milton Bradley, a county treasurer who unexpectedly went missing in 1890. His wife, Sara J. Kline, was on the search for him, trying to find any clue as to his whereabouts. 

Athletic director Todd Carter retires: Helmer selected in his stead

Athletic director Todd Carter retires: Helmer selected in his stead

Carter, known as “TC,” leaves behind a legacy defined by athletic excellence and academic achievement. Under his leadership, Butler secured three national championships in football, two in softball and national titles in both the men’s and women’s half-marathon. More than just titles, Carter fostered a culture that developed not only championship teams but also future coaches.

 

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