The Collegian Reporter recently observed 100 years as Morningside's student-run newspaper. Students from all campus majors and disciplines fill decision-making roles as reporters, editors, photographers and advertising representatives. Those interested in the business side of newspapers can work in advertising sales and underwriting.

Opportunities in graphic design and photography are also available for those who want to express themselves more artistically.

During the 2001-2002 academic year CR staffers kept tabs on the College's plans for a new residence hall, the ongoing development of a new core curriculum and a campus visit by economic journalist Jane Bryant Quinn.

In 2002-2003 the CR plans to continue its tradition of campus coverage, reporting on the progress of the college's five-year plan for campus revitalization, the Waitt Lecture Series speaker for 2002, and the Mustangs' first full year competing against NAIA opponents.

KMSC-FM 88.3 is Morningside's student-run, FCC licensed radio station broadcasting from studios in Hickman-Johnson-Furrow Library. The station offers Siouxland's 100,000 residents a blend of cutting edge alternative music during the weekdays and specialty programs at night and on the weekends that range from punk to Christian alternative to indie rock to hip hop.

Recent special broadcasts have included the a live rock concert from "the M," acoustic rock concerts from the MCTV studios, campus appearances by major presidential candidates and their representatives, and play by play of Morningside sports.

All Morningside students are eligible to participate in KMSC. The current staff includes majors in computer science, education, graphic design, and business as well as mass communication.

To find out more about the station and listen live on the net, point your browser toward KMSC's homepage .