To promote the services they offer, paid for by student tuition fees, the Counseling Center will host its final workshop on Nov. 18 in the Sundance Court third floor meeting room.
“I think the question...
The revamped Financial Management Association held its first meeting of the year on Nov. 4 with Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Assistant Vice President Dell Stine speaking to the larger-than-expected...
For the first time ever, Midwestern hosted the Texas Sculpture Symposium from Nov. 1-3 where Japanese artist Hironari Kubota performed his spinning car sculpture in front of the Fain Fine Arts building....
Glow Run from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo.
On Nov. 2 runners braved the chilly night air for the Gamma Phi Beta 5k Glow Run.
A total of 39 people registered to participate, and glow stick accessories...
River Season book signing from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo.
Administrators from the Academic Success Center hosted a book signing in the Moffett library Last Thursday for Local author Jim Black....
Big Brothers Big Sisters making a big difference from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo.
From Kellly Plorin's freshman to senior year in college, she has devoted her time to mentoring Chelsee, a fourth...
The Museum of Art at MSU will be hosting a sculpture symposium Nov. 1-5, beginning on Friday with a car-spinning show by Japanese sculptor Hironari Kubota.
“I feel very fortunate to be here, [it's]...
Officials at the Wichita Falls Country Club, where the golf team practices, have no qualms about the stage 4 water restrictions, and officials at other courses don't seem worried either.
Golf coach...
Halloween costumes bought and made from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo.
As students put their final touches on their costumes, and a local retailer sees its busiest time of the year, Wicked Andy’s...
The Haunting of Killigsworth Hall from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo.
If you've ever lived in Killingsworth then you may know of the ghost who wanders the halls or does she?
Rumors spread like wildfire....
Fright Fest gives students a weekend of scares from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo.
Halloween began early last weekend when the University Programming Board and the Department of Housing teamed up for...
![Japanese artist Hironari Kubota watches as the 1949 Cheverolet to be used in his performance is lifted into place. Kubotas Friday night performance will be his first in the United States. I feel very fortunate to be here, [its] my first time in Texas, Kubota said. Honestly I was expecting to see cowboys and wild west. But really, I feel like Im in the Heartland. There is good energy here.](https://thewichitan.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/caronlift_0040-900x600.jpg)
