Guests attend a reception at the multi-purpose room at the re-opening of the Wichita Falls Museum of Art.The Wichita Falls Museum of Art held an open house on Aug. 25 to show the nearly completed renovations...
Over the weekend, nearly 3,800 bikers raced Hotter ’N Hell Hundred. But 83 other riders competed in the lesser-known 10K race, including one rider frequently seen around Wichita Falls, a biker who...
Rugby team players volunteered for the eighth consecutive year with Pyro Pete, a large, inflatable mascot of the Hotter ’N Hell as part of their community service Aug. 24.
"It's important for...
Joining a Greek organization gives students a chance to create lifelong ties and friendships while building strong academic and professional foundations. However, being involved in Greek Life doesn't...
CHICK-FIL-A
In the early 1960s, a man named Truett Cathy opened a small restaurant in the center of a mall located in a suburb of Atlanta. He called the restaurant Chick-fil-A. And it wasn’t long...
At first impression, a new dorm may seem rather sterile. The white masonry brick walls. Old, six-inch thick mattresses covered in plastic. And the roommate. Then there’s the roommate.
With more...
The Hotter ‘n Hell Hundred presents cyclists with a grueling test of both their endurance and their speed. To compete this weekend, one of MSU’s newest cycling team members has had to face her...
Education is not “just going to class,” according to Matthew Park, associate vice president of Student Affairs.
“Education means a lot more that just knowing what they read and learned in the book,” he said. “We want [students] to be responsible human beings who can communicate and who can think, who can work with a group. And some of those areas, I don’t think you necessarily learn in the traditional classroom environment. You can learn those in co-curriculum experiences as well. It’s a positive thing when students get involved, meaning they find something that they are passionate and interested in, and they pursue it.”
By Kelly Calame
With six different housing facilities on campus and numerous apartment complexes off campus, students can choose from a variety of places to stay, and students have different perspectives...
Students weigh convenience and freedom when deciding where to live
By Kelly Calame
With six different housing facilities on campus and numerous apartment complexes off campus, students can choose...
The Moffett Library is a home-away-from-home for students, particularly during final exams. However, due to budget restrictions, it closed at 2 a.m. Sunday through Thursday. That is, until Greek life...
For Student Government President Anthony Gallina, his Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity is more than a student organization. Gallina is one of about 312 students, or roughly 6 percent of student population, involved in Greek life. As of spring 2013, fraternities have 104 of these members, and sororities have 208 members.
