Before the rain set in, approximately 1,400 people had attend Family Day events on campus, including everything from free ice cream to group photos in costume to movies and juggler and entertainer.
After 35 years working in law enforcement, university Chief of Police Dan Williams is turning in the badge and folding out the lawn chair.
“I plan to take a few months off and enjoy my grandkids...
Flashy colors and upbeat music served as the highlights for about 300 people attending the CaribFest parade on Friday night.
"I just love the atmosphere here, man. I went last year, and loved everything...
In her first six weeks as president, Suzanne Shipley has not had much time to sit still.
In between constant meetings with administrators, alumni and prospective donors, she is learning the MSU...
From having weekly tests and group projects, to attending parties with friends on the weekends, it is difficult for some students to stay on track, balancing a personal life with school work.
In an...
Cyclists and skateboarders on the campus have to follow a certain set of rules that are stated in Texas state law and enforced by the campus police. Both modes of transportation are available to students...
Enrollment increased nearly three percent as 169 more students enrolled at Midwestern State University than last fall, yet not keeping up with growth at other Texas schools. Still, officials say things...
In an effort to realize nearly $300,000 in budget cuts last spring, administrators considered outsourcing some campus services, including janitorial services and groundskeeping.
While outsourcing...
Students interested in creative writing now have the opportunity to take courses within the field and work alongside John Schulze, assistant professor of English. Schulze is the author of Fertile Ground:...
Fighting the odors that come with living on campus can often be a struggle. Because typical candles are not allowed in dorms due to the fire hazard of the open flame, some students have found an...
The play wasn't anything extraordinary.
Caleb Nichols, then a sophomore at Rider High School and center defender playing in his first soccer scrimmage of the season, didn't hesitate. He stepped...
Sixty students came out and played a game of Bongo Ball Sept. 8, in the quad from 1-7 p.m., hosted by the University Programming Board, who paid Cutting Edge Productions to run the event.
"The...
