Students can begin voting for the homecoming court Oct. 16 in the Student Government Association office or online.
“Students should vote, so they can voice their opinion and take part in the tradition...
While the timing of flu season flu season is unpredictable, it can begin as early as October and continue as late as May. To help combat flu and missed class days, students can get a free fu shot.
Tiffany...
In roughly four years, senior Sabina Marroquin has collected more than 30 Midwestern State University T-shirts. She credits her collection to her range of activities on campus.
Marroquin, a history...
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With University President Jesse Rogers retiring in May of 2015, students, faculty, staff, and members of the community met with representatives of the search firm to discuss...
Last night at a Student Government Association meeting attended by about 80 students, Keith Lamb, vice president of student affairs and enrollment management, gave an hour-long presentation updating students...
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The English department hosted professional poet John Poch.
John Poch, a poet, came to campus to share some of his wisdom with aspiring writers.
Students...
Forty-six students who donated blood as part of the Texas Blood Institute’s Blood Drive said they were pleased with the process.
The blood drive is also now a competition, the Highway 287 Blood Battle,...
Spanish Club members meet weekly to help students to improve speaking skills and to develop ideas for club activities.
“We do a lot of activities in the bilingual education student organization called,...
The Wichita Falls Museum of Art will host a free reception for four new exhibits Oct. 17 from 5-7 p.m.
Mary Helen Maskill, museum public programs director, said, “MSU has not had four grand openings...
Clear, blue skies filled the carnival-like atmosphere. People with the faces of fairies and tigers filled the bounce houses in the Quadrangle. A mini-train whirled around campus while people enjoyed food...
The Arts and Literature society was recently busy with the club's annual involvement in Banned Books Week but last week students were presented with cultural offerings outside the normal realm of the...
Imagine attending a football game with more than 16,000 students cheering at the top of their lungs.Now imagine transferring to a school that enrolls less than half of that number.Taylor Brown, business...
