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Raven Powell, midfielder and nursing sophomore, goes up against a Colorado School of Mines defender, in an attempt at scoring a goal on Sept. 3. Photo by Bridget Reilly

Women’s soccer falls to Colorado School of Mines

Mercy Yermo September 5, 2017

On Sep. 3, women’s soccer fell victim with a 3-0 loss, during a home game to Colorado School of Mines.  “We went up to one of the best teams in the nation,” Kennedy Turner, engineering sophomore...

Alex Mullet, finance junior, tries to get around a Oklahoma Baptist University player dribbling the ball during a scrimmage match on Aug. 24. Photo by Rachel Johnson

Men’s soccer kick off season against OBU

Mercy Yermo August 25, 2017

Men’s soccer kicked off its season against Oklahoma Baptist University on Aug. 24, defeating its opponent 2-1. “I was really confident in the work we’ve been putting in and the amount of talent...

Capture the Flag captured by rain

Mercy Yermo August 24, 2017

As part of Mustangs Roundup, or an extended orientation for incoming freshmen, peer counselors hosted Capture the Flag on Aug. 24 for more than 25 students at the quad. However, the weather had the last...

Quade Coward, senior in exercise physiology, prepares to throw the ball during the MSU football home game against Oklahoma Panhandle State.

Sports continue to make history

Mercy Yermo May 11, 2017

As the school-year comes to an end, 6 a.m. practices, study-hall, long bus-rides, conference championships, endless tears, two-a-days, and glorious moments also do. However, every bit of hard work...

Bianca Duff, psychology freshman, prepares to swing at the ball during her tennis match against a Dallas Baptist University player on May 1. Photo by Arianna Davis

Women’s tennis clinches national tournament spot

Mercy Yermo May 2, 2017

With a school record of 11-0 home victories in one season, being ranked 15th in the nation and 2nd in the region, the women's tennis team will travel to Florida on May 10 against the No. 1 seed in...

Sexual assault: ‘It can happen to anyone’

Mercy Yermo April 18, 2017

"Think of the five most important people in your life. It may be your mom. Or your dad. Or your brother or sister. Or your best friend," Suzette Walden Cole, guest speaker for Sexual Assault Awareness...

Finance sophomore Josh Buchel placed 34th in the Mens 1-2 at the Hotter N Hell race on Aug. 26, 2016. Photo by Bradley Wilson

Cycling team’s road to Nationals

Mercy Yermo March 28, 2017

Not many sports involve blood streaming down third degree burns, collapsing on the ground unable to move, and pain so unbearable paramedics have to assist. According to accounting and finance sophomore...

THOR race brings out students for charity

Mercy Yermo March 22, 2017

To raise money for the Wichita Falls Streams & Valleys and the Leadership Wichita Falls program, Texoma’s Hellacious Obstacle Race (T.H.O.R.) will be held on April 8 at Lucy Park. “We are very...

Nahye Byun playing Sonata in A Major by Franz Schubert.

Pianists ‘show love for music’ to 40

Mercy Yermo March 8, 2017

To share their love for music, piano professor Ruth Morrow and 10 students put together the Piano Studio Recital for about 40 people in Akin Auditorium on March 7. “They have all worked so hard.”...

25 compete in second annual bake-off

25 compete in second annual bake-off

Mercy Yermo February 28, 2017

About 25 residents of Killingsworth Hall participated in the annual bake-off competition on Feb. 27 in an attempt to bring back tradition and prove which sex is better. “The bake-off used to...

350 create mural to unify community

350 create mural to unify community

Mercy Yermo February 21, 2017

About 10 people showed up to Anne Farley Gaines' workshop on Feb. 21- part of an 18-month endeavour. But overall, some 350 people contributed to the collaborative mural project which Gaines said was...

Spring enrollment drops to 5,718

Spring enrollment drops to 5,718

Mercy Yermo February 14, 2017

Enrollment has gradually increased at 3.5 percent over the last three years, yet spring enrollment went down slightly to 5,718 students and has failed to keep up with the rest of Texas schools' growth...

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