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The 1979 tornado cut a wide path of destruction through Wichita Falls homes and apartments. Dallas Times Herald photo by Mark Perlstein

Wichita Falls resembled a city ravaged by war

Cooper Miller May 12, 2017

Almost 40 years ago, a massive F4 tornado tore through Wichita Falls, in an event that the Dallas Times Herald and Wichita Falls Times labeled Terrible Tuesday. In a time where spring storms and...

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Writing a record in college provides a learning experience not soon to forget

Cooper Miller April 18, 2016

College isn’t easy. It hasn’t been for me, anyways. But there is one thing that has kept me sane through it all. Music, or playing drums in particular, has always been a release for me, but never have...

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Networking: If you’re not doing it, you should be

Cooper Miller April 7, 2016

They’re freshly graduated, degree in hand, ready to take on the world, but not a clue of where to start. Now imagine the same scenario, except this time, an opportunity is waiting for them. This is the...

Cowboy True participants compete in cowboy mounted shooting

Cooper Miller April 6, 2016

Cowboy True participants compete in cowboy mounted shooting from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo. Horses and guns don't usually come to mind when talking sports, but at this years annual Cowboy True event,...

Live at the Lake Concert Series starts May 8

Cooper Miller May 5, 2014

The Wichita Falls Museum of Art will start off its annual Live at the Lake Summer Concert Series on May 8 from 6 to 8 p.m. The series’ first performance will be by Mike O’ Neil, a Live at the Lake...

Rangers Road Trip

Cooper Miller April 2, 2014

The University Programming Board will be selling Texas Rangers tickets for $10 and providing a shuttle for transportation on Saturday April 12, leaving from the bookstore entrance of the Clark Student...

Catholic campus ministry to host Awakening #4

Cooper Miller March 5, 2014

The Catholic campus ministry will be hosting its fourth annual Awakening, open to all denominations, starting Friday March 7 and ending Sunday with mass. “It is Catholic based but open to all denominations,”...

Philosohphy Club to hold economic inequality lecture

Cooper Miller March 4, 2014

As part of a lecture series hosted by the Philosophy Club, John Martinez, professor of economics, finance and general business, will present a lecture on economic inequality March 5 at 7 p.m. in Shawnee...

March 7 health fair to emphasize prevention

Cooper Miller February 26, 2014

To educate students and community members on health topics ranging from obesity to stress management, the College of Health Sciences & Human Services is sponsoring a free Community Health Fair, held...

NAACP to hold cafeteria sit-in Feb. 24

Cooper Miller February 19, 2014

To educate students about the purpose of a sit-in and continuing battles of minorities, the NAACP student chapter will be staging a sit-in Feb. 24 in the Mesquite Café from noon-2 p.m. Sophomore in...

Sri Lankan transfer student experiences snow for the first time.

Cooper Miller February 5, 2014

Sri Lankan transfer student experiences snow for the first time. With the annual snowfall in Wichita Falls being a mere 3.6 inches, this past winter storm surpassed that average with 4 inches in one...

Streich Family lecturer to discuss free trade

Cooper Miller January 29, 2014

To educate students about the North American Free Trade Agreement, Jennifer Apperti-Ochoa, Consul for Economic and Cultural Affairs at the Consulate General of Mexico in Dallas the will speak on Jan. 30...

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