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Gov. Beshear speaks on campus

Addison Watson Staff Writer awatson25@murraystate.edu During Gov. Andy Beshear’s second visit to Murray since his inauguration, he spoke to a full auditorium about his new budget proposal and goals for higher education on Monday, Feb. 17. After a nearly 20-second applause welcoming Beshear to the podium, he presented the highlights of his “education first” budget Read More

Trump stops in Kentucky ahead of Tuesday’s election

Daniella Tebib News Editor dtebib@murraystate.edu Republican red took over Big Blue Nation at Rupp Arena on Monday for a “Keep America Great” rally, just 11 hours before the polls open.  President Donald Trump endorsed incumbent candidate Matt Bevin ahead of Tuesday’s election.  The Kentucky gubernatorial election is one of just three in the nation this Read More

Beshear visits Murray on bus tour

Sarah Mead Contributing Writer smead@murraystate.edu Gubernatorial candidate Andy Beshear stopped by the Calloway County Democratic Party Headquarters in Murray today as a part of his Team Kentucky bus tour. Beshear was joined by other major democratic candidates for state positions, including his running mate for lieutenant governor, Jacqueline Coleman; Michael Bowman for state treasurer; Heather Read More

Election spurs mixed reaction

Story by Alicia Steele, Staff writer, and Dylan Doyle, Contributing writer The Associated Press called the election Tuesday night with Matt Bevin as the Kentucky Governor-elect with 511,771 votes. Bevin took the win with 84,827 more votes than Democratic candidate Jack Conway. Bevin won the race for Kentucky Governor by 52.5 percent of votes cast, compared to Conway’s 43.89 Read More

A president’s past

He could not say he was shocked when only four members of the Board of Regents voted to renew his contract as president. He survived conflict, questions of legal proceedings and bad press. He endured a time on campus of tension and turmoil. Constantine Curris could not say he was not prepared to leave Murray Read More

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