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Police Chief Patrick Coggins discusses campus carry at the first SGA meeting Oct. 4. Photo by Izziel Latour

Students: campus carry goes unnoticed

Caleb Martin May 11, 2017

The gun totin', gun slingin', rootin' tootin' state of Texas is often associated with "the old west" and middle-of-the-street-high-noon shoot outs. Guns are as much a part of Texas culture as brisket,...

Language department to add Parseltongue

Caleb Martin April 5, 2017

SATIRE Students are lining the halls and sidewalks of Bea Wood, like squatters on Black Friday outside a Best Buy, to register for the language department's newest course: Parseltongue. The line of...

Students stand in line to peruse and purchase rocks at the Geoscience Club Rock Sale on March 29-30. Photo by Caleb Martin

For sale: rocks, minerals and bismuth crystals

Caleb Martin April 5, 2017

Rocks, stones and minerals both old and dirty, dense and smooth, tiny and shiny, were put on display for sale in the hallway of the Bolin science hall on March 29 and 30 to raise funds for the Geoscience...

Audience in attendance at A Field Guide to Fascism: Conservative Politics in the Age of Trump held March 9 at Clark Student Center Comanche. Photo by Timothy Jones

Students feel fascism has no place on campus

Caleb Martin March 22, 2017

In the wake of a new president, administration, policies, and executive orders, the nation appears to be divided between supporting or condemning the new president and his administration. MSU is no...

War hero to be new provost

Caleb Martin March 21, 2017

SATIRE The provost task force is pleased to announce they have found a "well-rounded and overqualified" candidate to take on the job as provost and vice president of academic affairs. The task force...

1200 gather to mourn the loss of Jeremy

Caleb Martin March 7, 2017

SATIRE Like the feeling that accompanies eating the last extra fry found at the bottom of a McDonald's to-go bag, students were grief-stricken as they remembered Jeremy, the beloved and most personable...

Students shown new perspective on renewable energy

Caleb Martin February 17, 2017

Clean, renewable energy is not a new or revolutionary idea. The concept of renewable energy has been quantified, researched and advanced for more than 100 years since the invention of the battery in...

Natalie Griffin and Hannah Sommerhauser drink wine and paint hearts at the exploring arts acrylics class. Photo by Caleb Martin

Center for Continuing Education likely to begin cutting courses

Caleb Martin February 10, 2017

The Center for Continuing Education held an acrylics class on Feb. 10 at Sikes Lake Center. But only four people came. The acrylics class is one of four of the university's continuing education courses...

Students and faculty march through the streets of campus protesting the immigration executive order Feb. 1. Photo by Bridget Reilly

Students rally against executive order

Caleb Martin February 2, 2017

Students gathered at the Jesse W. Rogers Promenade, or Mustangs Walk, the afternoon of Feb. 1 to rally against U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration. Trump's executive order was...

Frank Bohuslav, engineering machinist technician, shows two students from Lamar Elementary how a 3D printer works at MacGyver Science Fair on Jan. 26. Photo by Timothy Jones

WFISD and MSU collaborate to hold MacGyver Fair

Caleb Martin January 27, 2017

The Wichita Falls Independent School District and MSU came together on Jan. 26 for the MacGyver Fair at the Wichita Falls Museum of Art to promote the school district’s integration of Science Technology...

PRIDE holds first meeting to discuss coming events and concerns for the group

Caleb Martin January 26, 2017

The first meeting for People Respecting Identity Diversity for Everyone, or PRIDE, was held on Jan, 26. PRIDE discussed the upcoming events and future meetings for the semester, as well as their growing...

Women, men, children and puppies reach the end of the two mile Womens March on The Falls as they reach the Fidelity Bank building. Photo By Caleb Martin

202 attend Women’s March on The Falls

Caleb Martin January 25, 2017

A group of 202 women, men and children of the Texoma area gathered in Wichita Falls the morning of  Jan. 24 to take place in the Women's March on The Falls, a sister march to the women's march on...

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