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Stang gang

School spirit brings ‘Maniacs’ together

Taylor Warren September 5, 2017

They are not hard to find. Maroon and yellow paint stripe their faces. Eight letters painted on bare chests, spelling out "Mustangs." Standing front and center, their yelling never ceases and their...

The Coyote Softball Team plunges on Jan. 30. Wichita Falls High School held a competition between teachers and whichever teacher had the most money put in their bucket had to jump. Coach Bingham won and the team decided to jump with their coach because they thought it would be a good bonding experience. Photo by Gabriella Solis

60 contestants freeze the day in Special Olympics Polar Plunge

Taylor Warren February 3, 2016

Braving the 61 degree weather to freeze the day, various community organizations and individual participants took the Polar Plunge at the campus Wellness Center in the Special Olympics 8th annual fundraiser...

New residence hall to be complete by mid-July

Taylor Warren January 27, 2016

To assist with increasing number of residential students living on-campus, a new residence hall has been under construction between Fain Fine Arts center and Pierce Hall since last summer and continued...

Andrew Herbert, clinical mental health, applauds his family members in the audience during the part in the ceremony where they have the graduates recognize their friends, family, professors, and people who helped them get to graduation day in Kay Yeager, Dec. 12.

607 degrees awarded at fall graduation

Taylor Warren December 12, 2015

 Facts and FiguresDate | Dec. 12, 2015 Location | Kay Yeager Coliseum Speaker | Catherine Davis, vice president of marketing for Neiman Marcus Hardin Professor Award | Susan Harvey DegreesMaster’s...

A global village: MSU reaches 9.8 percent international enrollment

A global village: MSU reaches 9.8 percent international enrollment

Taylor Warren December 9, 2015

Economic development | Enrollment | Budget | Nursing | Housing | International enrollment | Crime | Greek life In the next 10 years, international enrollment is expected to surpass...

Curt Knobloch, finance senior, takes a panorama of the Dover, England also known as White Cliffs Country. Photo by Curt Knobloch

Study abroad program an investment in cultural education

Taylor Warren November 24, 2015

The smell of toast fills the aroma in the house as Madre cooks breakfast for the family. Leaving the house, tall buildings line the streets of Grenada, Spain. The cool wind blows through the city....

Jennifer Joss, social work freshman at the Tri-lingual Café Nov. 21. Photo by Taylor Warren.

Cultures blend at Tri-lingual Café

Taylor Warren November 20, 2015

"Me gustaría probar una rebanda de flat." "Je voudrais un corissant pain au chocolat." "Ich hätte gern Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte." At the Tri-lingual Café, part of International Education...

Clayton Brown, mechanical engineering senior, and Shelby Cowman, marketing senior, are declared 2015 Homecoming King and Queen during halftime of MSU vs Texas A&M-Kingsville game, where MSU beat TAMUK 49-41 in Memorial Stadium, Oct, 31. Photo by Francisco Martinez

Few surprises with Homecoming royalty

Taylor Warren November 3, 2015

After two weeks comprised of students submitting nominations and voting, seniors Clayton Brown and Shelby Cowman were crowned the Homecoming king and queen during halftime of Mustangs' game against...

Salman Shuqairy, Intensive English Language Institute program freshman, kicks the ball across to Khalid Qadiri, IELI sophomore, during a game of Bubble Soccer that the University Programming Board put on in the Quad near the Bolin Fountain Oct, 27. Photo by Francisco Martinez

225 people turnout to $2,000 event

Taylor Warren October 27, 2015

Two hundred and twenty-five students participated in Bumper Balls at the quad on Oct. 27 from noon to 6 p.m., hosted by the University Programming Board, who paid Kramer Entertainment $2,000 to...

Players celebrate after their 3-2 win over St. Edwards Oct. 8. Photo by Francisco Martinez

International players become family — like 29 brothers

Taylor Warren October 9, 2015

Hard work and being a family. Words that would highlight the success of the men's soccer team — like 29 other brothers — this season. "Being like a big family I feel has helped us be successful,"...

Sherima Ferlance, finance junior, Susan Marrs, Kiwanis sponsor, Justin Esdaille, accounting junior, and Mary Rhoads, kiwanis member and MSU graduate, clean the candy canes off with brushes during the Fantasy of Lights Workshop, Oct. 3. Photo by Rachel Johnson

8 MSU students volunteer at Fantasy of Lights workshop

Taylor Warren October 6, 2015

Peter Pan and Captain Hook. Cinderella and her pumpkin coach. Snow White and the seven dwarfs. Santa and his reindeer. Just a few of the exhibits that were brought out, washed off and repainted...

New England artist displays ceramics on campus

Taylor Warren September 29, 2015

As part of an exhibit of ceramics that opened Sept. 18, Martha Grover, an artist from New England, has more than 200 individual pieces on display in the campus art gallery and will appear on campus Oct....

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