Column by Brianna Willis, Assistant Features Editor Next December, I will be graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in history. I would like to preface the rest of this column by saying first and foremost, thank you. Thank you to every teacher, regardless of subject matter, who ever took an interest in me and pushed me Read More
Most students at Murray State have one goal in common after graduation: to get a job. However, for some students, the typical 120 hours of coursework is only a foundation of their educational training. A new graduate degree allows students to attend courses that may lead to a job on a college campus as an Read More
College is by no means a cheap endeavor and the faster students graduate, the less debt they will accumulate. In order to keep students on a one-way track to graduating in four years, Murray State has recently taken part in the 15 to finish initiative. The program is through the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education Read More
As both a college student and a journalism student, there are discouraging comments that I constantly have to deal with. College students are subject to hear about how useless their degree is and how they are aggregating thousands in debt to end up jobless. Journalism students have to hear about how the news industry is Read More