Story by Da’Sha Tuck, Staff writer The Epsilon Tau Chapter of Sigma Chi awarded two alumni with the highest honor their organization has to offer: The Significant Sig Award. More than one hundred alumni made it back to Murray State’s campus to catch up with old pledge brothers as well as new members. The homecoming weekend Read More
As his presidency comes to an end, President Tim Miller was honored at a surprise reception Wednesday and was surrounded by a large crowd of faculty, staff and students. Miller’s wife, Patsy Miller, helped get him to the surprise reception, which was held at Pogue Library. Patsy told Miller he was going to be attending 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
Robert Davies has been named the new president of Murray State, becoming the 13th president in the University’s history. After the Board of Regents decided to remove interim from President Tim Miller’s title, making him the 12th president at the University, the board unanimously voted to name Davies the next president. Plans for the Read More
Robert Davies, one of the two presidential candidates at Murray State, met with 12 students for a question and answer session Monday afternoon to address concerns on campus. The students represented different organizations across campus and addressed issues those groups face. The following students met with Davies: • Chris Koechner, representing the Student Government Association Read More
Interim President Tim Miller and Vice President of Academic Affairs Jay Morgan sent a campus-wide email addressing student concerns with the dissolve of the College of Health Sciences and Human Services. The email states: “For the past few months MSU has been working through balancing a budget deficit that occurred as a result of an Read More
Representatives from the Student Government Association, Faculty Senate and Staff Congress met recently to create a new inclement weather schedule. The new schedule proposed that all classes meeting before 9:30 a.m. will be canceled during inclement weather, and classes meeting after 9:30 a.m. will continue on regularly scheduled time. While the changes have not been Read More
Former Murray State President Randy Dunn formed 12 budget review teams to evaluate expenditures at the University and to cut almost $6.2 million from the budget last semester. Now, a little more than six months after the final recommendations were presented to the Board of Regents, the budget task force is once again looking to Read More