In the midst of Women's History Month, on Monday, March 29, The MOSAIC Cross Cultural Center hosted a “Say Her Name Vigil” at 8 p.m. in the Sunwatcher plaza, honoring Black women and other women of...
The Spring 2021 Boomtown Shootout Festival was a two-day event on March 19 and 20, in Burkburnett with live music, giveaways, community vendors, cooking competitions and MSU Texas's very own Jeremy Duff,...
Quilts tell a story, and the Wichita Falls Museum of Art is sharing its own stories through the Quilt Journeys: Pattern exhibit.
“This exhibit appeals to people familiar with quilting but also introduces...
A Houston-born native, Terrell Wilson, applied arts and sciences junior, grew up in a whirlwind of music. Watching family members like Willie D., an American rapper who was best known as a member of the...
Burnout is a state of emotional, physical and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged stress that typically generates anxiety and a lack of motivation. With high-stakes tests, essays and other assignments,...
In the Clark Student Center on Thursday, March 18, at 6 p.m. the Student government Association hosted the first ever President's Summit, which brought together many of the leaders of MSU Texas' student...
In honor of Women's History Month, The Wichitan is featuring five outstanding MSU Texas women who have contributed significantly to the university.
Jamila Kangudja, community engagement and leadership...
On March 8, students and faculty were asked to evacuate the Fain College of Fine Arts building. A corroded water pipe had burst causing a flood and a small electrical fire.
“There was an air handler...
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...
MSU Texas athletics is back in full effect after a long stalling year due to COVID-19.
All statistics in this article are as of March 11, 2021.
MSU football returns to memorial stadium
It’s...
After Texas and much of the southern US were hit with abnormally low temperatures and heavy snowfall, many were left asking, "What is yet to come?" While some skeptics have attempted to use the cold to...
