Attendance drops 4.78 percent; university to focus more on recruitment
Student attendance dipped 4.78 percent this spring, making the lowest enrollment since at least fall of 2004.
"The big picture...
Openly gay student turned away from donating blood
Last Tuesday, a member of the Texas Blood Institute approached senior Daryl Smith to participate in a blood drive held on campus.
After reading the...
After battling depression, senior finds her way back
A student is giving back to the university after Midwestern assisted her when she needed it the most.
After the death of her stepson last August,...
Midwestern hosts winter camp for prospective students
From touring Midwestern’s campus to sightseeing at the Wichita Mountains, Chinese high school students finished their North Texas visited Monday...
Employees advised to not release usernames and passwords
On Monday, university president Jesse Rogers told faculty and staff that during the past week Midwestern’s information security had been breached.
In...
Lower division clubs stun a few Premier League teams
The Football Association Challenge cup (FA Cup) is coupled with sensational matches as last weekend’s set exemplified. The most entertaining games...
University presents Grammy-winner Grupo Fantasma Thursday night
From performing for the troops in Iraq and Kuwait, collaborating with musical icons like Prince to winning a Grammy, Grupo Fantasma will...
New Redwine Scholars Program cause students, faculty uproar
The Honors Program as students know it will soon cease to exist.
Instead, it will be replaced by the Redwine Scholar Program, which is funded...
Battle lines are being drawn as the 83rd Texas Legislature is underway. Until May, lawmakers will debate everything from outcomes-based funding to allowing guns on college campus. University...
Political junkies are scratching their heads trying to figure out what Hillary Clinton will do when she steps down as President Obama’s secretary of state.
While New York City major Michael Bloomberg...
Due to the economic climate, financial support is limited for students for their undergraduate career, but the amount of support lessens for those wanting to pursue a master’s degree.
This week, Donna...
Two academic colleges will be expanded thanks to a $5 million pledge from Carol and Robert D. Gunn.
The gift will go toward the College of Health Sciences and Human Services and the College of Science...
