The effects of Superstorm Sandy are reaching beyond the Northeast coast, even touching the campus community.
On Nov. 8, the Speakers and Issues Series featuring Paul Anastas, the director...
Any birth is a cause for rejoicing, or so you would think.
However, when the Student Sociologists Association aired the documentary It’s a Girl this past Monday in Shawnee Theater, students were shocked...
The Association for Disability Advocacy is bringing attention to student disabilities.
Although the original organization dissolved for a few years, the ADA was revamped in fall of 2011 and is ready...
On Thursday, the Midwestern State Theatre Department began their four-day run of John Cariani’s “Almost Maine” in Bea Wood Studio Theatre.
The play, directed by Laura Jefferson, ran once a day...
On Thursday, the Dillard College of Business Administration hosted a ceremony to honor one of the ground-breaking businessmen of Wichita Falls – L.O. Nelson III.
Nelson, who served both the Wichita...
Students who have a Facebook account have probably noticed the recent trend that floods their newsfeed.
No, I am not talking about the start of football season, or the posts full of lingering...
The representative of the Artist-Lecture committee stands solidly at the podium, a cutting figure in his suit. As he begins his introductory speech, a formal affair in which the history and statistics...
Fresh-meat. Fishes. Newbies.
What do all these things have in common?
They’re all names for the newest members of our campus: Freshmen.
At some point, everyone has gone through the dreaded freshmen...
With the start of every fall semester, there are new faces to be seen around campus. Some belong to freshmen, trying to find their way in this exciting world of college. Others belong to transfer students,...
