When a freshman hears the word "fraternity," the first thing that goes through his head is Hollywood's adaptation of college life and the fraternity experience, but Michael Schmitz, respiratory therapy...
The parking lot between Pierce Hall and Bea Wood Hall was closed Friday to make way for a green space and walkway for students.
Dave Lilley, chief executive officer at Trinity Hughes Construction,...
The first home football game Sept. 13 boasted one of the largest turnouts for tailgating, but many Mustang football fans said they got even more excited for the Lone Star Conference Football Festival...
A fight between a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and someone associated with Tarleton State University reportedly broke out in the tailgating parking lot at AT&T Stadium during last Saturday's Lone...
In a mass email sent during the first week of classes, PC and networking services manager Jim Hall warned of phishing emails specifically targeted at students and faculty.
"The semester startup phishing...
Two years after implementing a new online learning management system, both students and faculty said they are pleased with it.
Prior to moving to Desire2Learn, created in 1992 by an Ontario, Canada-based...
Flu season is coming from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo.
Flu season is around the corner, but not every student gets a shot such as those offered at the Vinson Health Center late this fall.
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Congress continues to debate legislation that would increase the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.10 per hour, possibly forcing a reduction of student jobs at the Moffett Library in the process.
There...
Two representatives from Academic Search, the firm hired by administrators to search for a new university president, visited campus Monday and Tuesday for "town hall" meetings to gather input from...
Orange and blue bins can be found scattered all around campus, everywhere from Fain to Bolin. Many students may be unaware that these bins are one way they can help keep their environment garbage free.
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While preparing for the first production of the year, a mixed cast of 12 theater students, faculty and professional actors had to work around an unfinished stage while preparing for the opening night of the first play of the year August: Osage County.
