Cady Stribling News Editor cstribling1@murraystate.edu The University’s COVID-19 response team made two significant changes over winter break. Rapid testing is now available on campus and the required quarantine period for those exposed to the virus has decreased. Director of Communication Shawn Touney said the quarantine policy was changed from a 14-day quarantine period to a Read More
Along with the new decade, the campus has undergone many changes right in time for the start of the semester. It was impossible to miss the large vacant space where Old Richmond Hall once stood as students moved back into their dorms. Perhaps students noticed the white tarps in the Curris Center or drove over Read More
By Gisselle Hernandez, Features Editor As finals week creeps upon us, we prepare to depart this rollercoaster of a semester (aren’t they all). Although I’d like to bid it goodbye by bellowing my farewell from the rooftops, one last column with me lecturing you on the usual will have to suffice. I don’t graduate until Read More
Story by Mark McFarland, Sports Editor Sports were fun for many children when they were younger, but as the competition started to heat up, so did the pressure. Although there are still parents and coaches out there preaching to their kids to go out, have fun and try as hard as they can, the times have definitely changed. Read More
Notable parking changes are occurring across campus this semester that may not be known by all students. The newest includes permitted parking at the Curris Center from 5 p.m. to midnight. All one-hour parking and visitor spaces are available for use during this time. The vehicle owners must present a valid Murray State parking pass. Read More
Students arrived back from break to find modifications to the Thoroughbred Room, a new Pony Express route and the disappearance of sushi from Murray State’s campus. Paula Amols, director of Dining Services and Racer Hospitality, said the main changes that happened over break are new lighting in the T-Room and improved serving stations. “The whole Read More