Student Publications
The students at the University of St. Louis have put a lot of work into creating publications over the last 60 years. From newspapers, yearbooks, and magazines, UMSL's students have dedicated themselves to sharing their knowledge and writing with not only the student body but the local community as well. Explore some of the highlights from these different publications below:
Student Newspapers
The Tiger Cub (11/23/1960 - 3/24/1964) ~ Mizzou News (11/4/1964 - 3/22/1966) ~ The Current (11/18/1966 - Today)
There have been three student newspapers over the course of the UMSL's history. The Tiger Cub was the first student newspaper published by the Normandy Residence Center before the school became the University of Missouri - St. Louis. The paper had a run from November 23, 1960 to March 24, 1964. Mizzou News was the second student newspaper that ran from November 4, 1964 to March 22, 1966. The third is The Current, whose first issue was published November 18, 1966 and is currently ongoing.
Student Yearbooks
Landmark 1964
New Student Record 1977
UMSL 1981
Many different yearbooks under different titles have been published at the University of Missouri - St. Louis in the past 60 years. Whether looking at the Landmark 1964, the New Student Record 1977, or UMSL 1981 all of these yearbooks were curated and published by the student body to create a record of the students, faculty, activities, events, organizations, and sports of the previous year for past and future UMSL students.
Litmag
Litmag is a student-run literary magazine that is published every year through the English Department at UMSL. The magazine states "Our purpose is to promote the creative work of students and staff and increase awareness of the ever-present literary talent on UMSL’s campus. We aim to produce a high quality journal that gives emerging writers and artists a venue to display their work and experience the world of professional publishing" (Litmag).


















