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Remembering The Art of Misplacement
Remembering The Art of Misplacement
September 29, 2023
Lions Assemble: A Sneak Peek Into MSSUs Epic Homecoming Week
Lions Assemble: A Sneak Peek Into MSSU’s Epic Homecoming Week
September 29, 2023
Lights, Camera, Campus Fun
Lights, Camera, Campus Fun
September 29, 2023
From Tests to Vaccines: MSSUs Health Center Offers Comprehensive COVID-19 Support
From Tests to Vaccines: MSSU’s Health Center Offers Comprehensive COVID-19 Support
September 22, 2023
Experience the Magic of Ireland on the Campus of MSSU
Experience the Magic of Ireland on the Campus of MSSU
September 22, 2023
Ready, Set, Thrive: Your Guide To Helpful Resources On Campus
Ready, Set, Thrive: Your Guide To Helpful Resources On Campus
September 8, 2023
Anthodius Ashley celebrates a touchdown at Fred G Hughes Stadium in Joplin, Mo on September 23,2023.
Lions get commanding win over Riverhawks.
September 23, 2023
Bearcats late score enough to overcome Lions
Bearcats late score enough to overcome Lions
September 1, 2023
Lions gear up for MIAA tournament.
Lions gear up for MIAA tournament.
April 14, 2023
Lacy Stokes drives past the UCM defender during the MIAA championship game on Sunday, March 5th at the Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, MO.
Women’s basketball makes it to the NCAA tournament.
March 9, 2023
After practice, members of the womens soccer team huddle on Oct. 6, 2022. Senior Riley Lever, SAAC President, initiated the adoption process of The Bandana Project on MSSUs campus for all students.
Leading on, off the field: Bandana Project provides mental health support
February 17, 2023
MSSU athletics hit with probation, sanctions after self-reported NCAA violations
MSSU athletics hit with probation, sanctions after self-reported NCAA violations
February 15, 2023
Lights, Camera, Campus Fun
Lights, Camera, Campus Fun
September 29, 2023
Ready, Set, Thrive: Your Guide To Helpful Resources On Campus
Ready, Set, Thrive: Your Guide To Helpful Resources On Campus
September 8, 2023
Ralph Yarl after being released from the hospital.
Knock Knock, Who’s There?
May 3, 2023
Katrina Ball is a senior majoring in technical writing.
A writer’s risk: take the chance
April 14, 2023
Opinion: MSSU not easily accessible
Opinion: MSSU not easily accessible
April 12, 2023
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The price of being a broke college kid
December 7, 2022
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The Charminar is located in the hub of Hyderabad´s Old City, where much of the city´s Muslim population resides. The Charminar is often called Hyderabad´s Eiffel Tower.

Rich religious history exists in Hyderabad

April 14, 2004
Despite social stigmas against inter-religious union, Aniket Alam, a Muslim, and Manjari Katju, a Hindu, married in 1992.

Inter-religious couple marries despite cultural beliefs

Allison Rosewicz
April 14, 2004

Organizations experience backlash of political criticism

Allison Rosewicz
April 14, 2004
Allison Rosewicz, Editor Emeritus

Student gains life knowledge

Allison Rosewicz
April 14, 2004
Irfana Tasneem and Saquia Tahseen both come from more libreral Indian Muslim families and are allowed to attend college at the University of Hyderabad.

Muslim women advance in Indian society

Allison Rosewicz
April 14, 2004
Arundhati Roy, Author

Novel transcends cultural boundaries

Allison Rosewicz
April 14, 2004

Coalition commits principles to justification for all people

Allison Rosewicz
April 14, 2004
Sara Aparajita is the granddaughter of Javeed Alam and Jayanth Guha, a couple that was married inter-religiously. Alam and Guha´s son, Aniket, is the girl´s father. His wife is also of another religion.

Family keeps strong bonds

Allison Rosewicz
April 14, 2004
Children, both Hindu and Muslim, take a break from their studies during recess before lunch. The Indian government runs this school just outside Hyderabad, persuading many parents to send their children here so they can eat a meal.

[Photo] Instructor offers expertise on conflict

April 14, 2004
A group of artists from various religions - including Hinduism, Islam and Christianity - created this painting following Hyderabad´s worst religious riots in 1991. The artists wanted to promote religious harmony. The mural hangs in the COVA office.

Volunteers strive for religious peace in communities

Allison Rosewicz
April 14, 2004
In his early years, Dr. Larry Martin worked as an instructor before eventually being promoted to vice president for academic affairs. Martin decided to retire after 38 years of service at Southern.

Dr. Larry Martin retires after 38 years

Allison Rosewicz
April 30, 2003
Allison Rosewicz

Saying fond farewell in order to find self

Allison Rosewicz
April 30, 2003
Dr. Charles Thelen (left) and Stephen Miller practice playing the saxophone. Miller recently had two of his saxophones stolen from the music lounge.

Theft of instruments ‘heightens awareness’

Allison Rosewicz
April 23, 2003

Southern celebrates Earth Day

Allison Rosewicz
April 16, 2003
Shaun Fanning, team leader of health and beauty at Target, straightens healthcare products. Some people use these items to make meth.

Stores monitor OTC sales

Allison Rosewicz
April 10, 2003

Faculty Welfare make salary draft

Allison Rosewicz
April 9, 2003

Foundation proposes $62,000 scholarship cut for 2003-04

Allison Rosewicz
April 2, 2003

Alleged stalking results in arrest

Allison Rosewicz
April 2, 2003
Dr. Julio León, University President

León reports future to Board of Regents

Allison Rosewicz
March 5, 2003

Total enrollment in spring declines

Allison Rosewicz
March 5, 2003
Mike Snow, program director for KHST Real Rock 101.7, thinks the station´s improvements since upgrading from 99.1 will help KHST become the dominant rock station in the area. The station increased its wattage from 3,000 to 25,000 watts.

Rock station powers up, reaches out

Allison Rosewicz
February 26, 2003

Department selects English instructor

Allison Rosewicz
February 19, 2003
Jane B. Wyman

Governor appoints Regents

Allison Rosewicz
February 12, 2003
Mandy Betty serves lunch to Southern students. Residence hall students will have two meal plan options, plus meal exchange, during 2003-2004.

RHA updates meal options for students

Allison Rosewicz
February 5, 2003
Ardundell Overman, frontman of the band Peace Church, performed during a benefit concert at Memorial Hall. The band´s next show will be Feb. 21 at The Greenroom.

Bands raise money to help fellow musician

Allison Rosewicz
February 5, 2003
Dr. David Locher

Bonus raises concerns

Allison Rosewicz
January 29, 2003

Instructors question equality in pay across departments

Allison Rosewicz
January 29, 2003

Hispanics shoulder hardships, racism

Allison Rosewicz
January 22, 2003

Board of Regents gets clean audit during meeting

Allison Rosewicz
January 22, 2003

Questions surround coach’s resignation

Allison Rosewicz
January 22, 2003
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