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The Student News Site of Midwestern State University

The Wichitan
The Student News Site of Midwestern State University

The Wichitan
Textbooks donated by students and faculty located in Moffett Library, March 10.

SGA initiative plans to provide free access textbooks

Joseph Nelson, Reporter • March 13, 2021

The Student Government Association is hosting a semester-long book drive for the MSU Texas campus, where students may donate old textbooks to the library for other students to check out, instead of purchasing...

Book club starts back up on Feb. 6

Elizabeth Mahan, Reporter • February 4, 2019

To bring students together and have relaxing discussions about books, Brian Lang, biology and psychology sophomore, is kicking off the new semester of the Arts and Literature Society Book Club that he...

Moffett Library prepares for finals week without the bed bugs

Moffett Library prepares for finals week without the bed bugs

Tasia Floissac, Reporter • May 4, 2018

The Moffett Library is quashing bed bug infestation rumors as staff from the library said the rumors are untrue, so students can continue to make the library their home for finals week. “We’ve got...

Moffett Library hosts tours for students

Tre’ Jones • January 30, 2018

Moffett Library staff gave tours of the building on Wednesday Jan. 24 and Thursday Jan. 25 to show people the features of the building and some of the collections the library has to offer. Clara Latham,...

Arts & Literature Society to discuss book-banning Oct. 2

Melissa Laussmann • September 28, 2015

The Arts & Literature Society is raising awareness of censorship and banned books to students in honor of Banned Books Week which runs from Sept. 28 to Oct. 3. The president of the Arts & Literature...

Campus author speaks about debut novel

Brooke Long • October 3, 2013

Campus Author Speaks About Debut Novel from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo. For some students, finding the time to read for class can be difficult, but for one 19-year-old sophomore, reading just wasn't...

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