The Racers’ fate came down to one final play Saturday night, and sophomore receiver Jeremy Harness knew the ball was coming his way. “I knew when I got outside I was going to be wide open,” Harness said. “I just had to make sure I kept running and caught the ball when it was coming.” Read More
1. Land Between the Lakes – Spend a weekend away at the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area. There are several lakes to choose from near Murray including Kentucky and Barkley lakes. Rent inner tubes, boats, jet skis and more for up to eight hours. Rent a tent and other camping equipment for little Read More
Each college student has different expectations for the time they spend at a university, for the outcome of their degree and goals in life. One of the biggest decisions students face in college is which field of study to pursue. Choosing a college major might help determine the career a student might have for the Read More
If you were a student during the Spring 2012 semester, you might remember a certain controversy on campus involving plans by the University to construct a new library. Some of you may even remember visiting Waterfield Library and noticing fancy charts in the lobby about what the proposed library was going to look like, why Read More
Traditionally a sport of Australian and European descent, rugby is becoming increasingly popular in the U.S. Even in the far reaches of western Kentucky, the Murray State Rugby Club is spreading interest and growing in numbers. Rugby has been a part of Murray State since the 1960s. Originally started by a group of former football Read More
Women’s tennis opened the fall season with a strong showing at the Austin Peay Fall Tournament, with six girls making finals and bringing home four victories. Head Coach Olga Elkin was pleased with the results in the first tournament of the year. “I couldn’t be happier with the way they played, the way they fought Read More
The Board of Regents will meet Dec. 5 to further discuss renovations and projects for University libraries. Interim President Tim Miller said one possibility the board will discuss is the addition of an annex to Waterfield Library, which is a less expensive project than the new library proposal previously rejected by the Board of Regents. Read More
With the nonconference portion of the season finally in the rear view mirror, the football team is now set to begin its quest for an Ohio Valley Conference championship. A 48-7 loss to Bowling Green last Saturday concluded what Head Coach Chris Hatcher called the preseason schedule. Through those first four games, the Racers went Read More