Most freshmen come in wide-eyed, bushy-tailed and ready for new experiences. As a senior in high school, I was so ready to have the freedom to do what I wanted whenever I wanted, get away from my three...
Immaturity is a disease that plagues people around the world and even here in our front yards.
On Nov. 6 someone who has not been identified thought that it would be a good idea to throw an egg at my...
Students lined up as soon as the Humane Society van pulled up at Patterson Honda on Saturday. Only the sound of paws and claws could be heard on the other side of the metal doors.
On Nov. 2, Patterson...
A hate crime is a violent crime motivated by a dislike toward a person's race, ethnicity, religion, sexuality or other grounds.
We have had a few instances of hate crimes on our campus over the last...
Fall 2019 enrollment has gone down despite the university's efforts to increase it. However, the new recruitment practices seem to be working, according to President Suzanne Shipley, who said the fall...
Comprehensive campaign
In a continuation of the campaign, the university is on track to blow right past their initial goal of $50 million and their goal for the year.
Shipley said, "My goal for...
The Wichitan staff knows that Halloween is the time for "lit" college parties, alcohol, cute outfits, and dancing, but we want to encourage everyone to consider their safety while having fun.
Tip 1:...
The university's comprehensive campaign met its goal of $50 million in the third year of a seven-year campaign. This campaign began Sept. 1, 2016, and will continue until the university's centennial...
The Wichitan is back with a fresh, new look!
You might have noticed our presence was absent these first two months of school. We have taken this time to redesign, rebrand and redefine your student newspaper....
Todd Giles, Associate Professor of English
• October 1, 2019
What does it mean to get a degree from a small, public, liberal arts university like MSU? What are you going to make of your time here? What’s your legacy going to be both here and in the larger world?...
A lively buzz filled the air as 754 graduates walked across the stage and into their futures May 11 in Kay Yeager Coliseum. Graduates were accompanied by faculty, staff, family and friends for...
With over 100 graduating seniors in attendance, the Clark Student Center Atrium was packed May 3 from 3-5 p.m. The Campus Walk that usually takes place outdoors was moved inside the due to the rainy weather....
