Junior guard Erica Burgess has made a swift transition back to the court since her recent suspension, and it looks like she is here to stay. Burgess was suspended from team activities Jan. 5 alongside senior forward Kyra Watson for what Head Coach Rob Cross said was an issue of conduct detrimental to the team. Read More
Through the Office of Sponsored Programs, Murray State’s faculty and staff have applied for 15.8 percent more grant proposals and contract submissions than were applied for in fiscal year 2011. During the fiscal year which runs from July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011, there were 139 grant proposals and contracts submitted, totaling almost $14.9 Read More
Weather conditions in Murray were anything but normal this past week, with the community experiencing a tornado warning and snowfall within a three-day period. Several students were woken up late on Jan. 29 to the sound of sirens as a tornado warning was issued in the area. Justin Holland, rainfall for the National Weather Service Read More
Jan. 31 10:56 a.m. A caller reported an animal complaint at the Ryan Avenue east parking lot. Officers were notified and the animal was gone on arrival. 12:29 p.m. A caller reported an accident without injury at Roy Stewart Stadium. Officers were notified and took an information report. Feb. 1 8:04 a.m. A caller Read More
Joining the ranks of the Murray State Police are four new officers, hired at the beginning of January to fill recent vacancies in the force. The officers hired include two new captains- Bob Bringhurst, a 30-year veteran of the Louisville Police Department and Roy Dunaway, retired from the Nashville Davidson County Metropolitan Police Department- and Read More
Students across campus are starting to feel the affects of the constantly changing weather in Murray. Flu season has begun and Health Services is starting to see more students visit them with cases of the flu. Judy Lyle, health educator in Health Services said students, faculty and staff and were confirmed with flu screening swabs: Read More
As millions of Missourians went to work Wednesday morning, their representatives met in the state house for a hearing. The hearing concerned the possibility of making Missouri the nation’s 25th right-to-work state, following the footsteps of moves made by the legislatures of Indiana and Michigan last year. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) likewise introduced a bill Read More
Rumbling stomachs are a common sound on campus as students move between classes, or from their classes to their cars. We’ve all been there – in a rush to get from home to class, waking up late and making the choice to skip breakfast at the risk of missing a quiz or test. Unless you Read More