Organics: The Future of Food?
During the four years a student spends in college, one usually tries a variety of new trends, especially when it comes to diets. One particular pattern emerging is the increasing popularity of organic...
View ArticleTensions rise in Ukraine as Russia invades
Tensions rise in Ukraine as Russia invades from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo. Civil unrest in Ukraine has led to increased tension in Eastern Europe. In response to pro-western Europe protests in...
View ArticleModel UN Win Big
Political Science students from Midwestern were able to see firsthand what it would be like to work for the United Nations as they played the role of El Salvador at the 54th annual Midwest Model UN...
View ArticleCVS chain to stop selling tobacco products
CVS Remains On Top Despite Sudden News (Stand-Up) from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo. CVS is the first U.S. drugstore chain to drop tobacco products. Some consider this a risky move, but others say it...
View ArticleThe 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination
50th Anniversary of the JFK Assassination from MWSU Campus Watch on Vimeo. John F Kennedy will forever be remembered not for what he did in office, but how he left it. On November 22, 1963, President...
View ArticleTyphoon Yolanda hits close to home for one student
Last week, a “super-typhoon” made landfall in the Phillipines, but while the storm was raging thousands of miles away its effects hit close to home for one student. Typhoon Yolanda, also known as...
View ArticleStudents react to federal government shut down
The government officially shut down Oct.1 after House Republicans and Senate Democrats could not reach an agreement on funding for the Affordable Care Act and other government funds, sending 800,000...
View ArticleFaculty plan protest in response to MSU graduation speaker Ben Carson
***BREAKING NEWS*** When students at Johns Hopkins University protested Ben Carson as their graduation speaker this spring, Carson backed out. Now, MSU faculty are expressing similar concerns after...
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Controversial neurosurgeon selected as graduation speaker
President Jesse Rogers defends selecting Carson as speaker University President Jesse Rogers and members of his staff selected neurosurgeon Ben Carson to speak at this year’s May graduation ceremony at...
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Cycling wins gold at conference
Team wraps up season with perfect outing at Baylor University Road Race Weekend The MSU Cycling Team wrapped up a successful 2013 campaign with a perfect weekend at the South Central Collegiate Cycling...
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MSU embraces importance of Earth Day
SGA holds tree planting ceremony Brooke Long | Staff Writer Potted plants, planting trees, and tree frogs were all a part of the “green” themed Earth Day activities that took place on campus Monday....
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The Thunder Games
Lauren Roberts | Photographer Senior storm chaser relishes in the unpredictable Texas weather Keith Terrell, Senior in Kinesiology with Teachers Certification sits inside the truck he goes storm...
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Silence for boston
University holds moment of silence, tribute walk for Boston victims after bombing attack On Monday afternoon terror struck one of the largest marathons in the United States. Near the finish line of the...
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Anti-gun investigation ends; Yucus remains silent
Poster project receives national media attention ***UPDATED*** After allegedly forcing students to create anti-gun posters for a social awareness activity, the case against an instructor in art is now...
View ArticleUniversity statement on art prof investigation
Midwestern State University has reviewed information brought forth by a student enrolled in a graphic art class regarding a particular assignment. The following are the facts as officials of the...
View ArticleCups and masks predict election outcome
People have come up with entertaining and accurate ways to determine the outcome of presidential elections. This year, the results of a few alternative forms of voting were spot on in predicting the...
View ArticleEstes promises to improve colleges
Ruby Arriaga Staff writer Texas Sen. Craig Estes (R-Dist. 30) won his election Tuesday night, promising to secure the goals of college students and those seeking a higher education. Elizabeth White,...
View ArticleFrank plans to maintain job growth
Makayla Kinney Staff writer The de facto state representative for district 69, James Frank, a longtime Republican resident of Wichita Falls and a Rider High School graduate, disagrees with the amount...
View ArticleWhat makes a Republican?
Editor’s note: The original version of this story had a summary paragraph with words attributed to Jeremy Duff but not written by the author of this story, words that should not have been attributed to...
View ArticleStudents surveyed shows support for finance reform
Owen Jayson Staff Writer There is one subject that students agree on according to this fall’s campus poll — campaign financing. Nearly three-fourths of students surveyed said they believe there should...
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