The pandemic brought many changes to the lives of MSU students, both on and off campus. Among those changes was the shutting down of Maverick's Corner post-COVID-19. The university closed the popular dining...
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The question of students getting dumber over the years has long swirled...
On Friday, Oct. 28, 2022, the Bridwell Activity Center had its official opening and dedication as part of Midwestern State University’s Homecoming events. Named after the J.S. Bridwell Foundation, the...
The Black Print is this year’s theme for Black History Month at MSU. The Black Print is defined by the Black History Month Committee as ‘the first to influence all aspects of life; past, present, and...
On Friday, Jan. 28, a fire broke out in Legacy Hall’s 4B lounge. The fire was extinguished by the automatic sprinkler systems in the building and all students were evacuated safely. Campus and city police...
Halloween is a time of year that allows people to dress up and become someone who they wouldn’t normally be. On Thursday, Oct. 28, the Clark Student Center presented a Halloween party to give that chance...
On Tuesday, Oct. 26 the University Planning Board hosted a Glowcade, that is, “glowing arcade,” and dance party from 8-11 p.m. at Don Flatt Gymnasium. The gym floor was littered with balloons, and...
What's your favorite thing about MSU?
As the semester is wrapping up we asked students what they love most about MSU.
Hayes Hooper, political science sophomore | "[I like] how friendly everyone...
Preston Busby, criminal justice senior and music minor, is in his final semester.
"I'm taking 15 hours this semester but two of those are online," Busby said. "I have my alarm set for five o'clock...
The eldest of six children, Nigerian born Chioma Onyekere began her college career at Midwestern State in the fall of 2014. She is a third semester senior pursuing a degree in physical therapy after changing...
Ten gallons of gasoline, well over 500 people and around 90 shirts burned.
Nocona Trail south parking lot went up in flames once again for the homecoming bonfire. Whether they were there for the...
Suzanne Shipley, university president, will ask the Board of Regents members for permission to launch a search for a new vice president of enrollment management at the meeting on Nov. 9. Keith Lamb,...
