Photo of the Day
By jasonbrown
April 20, 2012
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- Hollywood Exposed sponsored by WAC gave students the opportunity to have fun and remember their high school prom. Photo by Jason Brown. April 20, 2012.
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- The gloves are laid down to celebrate Griffon softball seniors after their last home game. Photo by Jason Brown. April 19, 2012.
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- The omnipresent geese at Western have created a new generation of goslings, despite already being a large enough flock to annoy everyone on campus. Photo by Jason Brown. April 18, 2012.
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- Exhaling for joy, Editor in Chief Dave Hon expresses his emotions after being announced Journalist of the Year. Photo by Jason Brown. April 16, 2012.
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- With a large crowd showing up at the Civic Arena, Sara Evans sings one of her many top hits during the Spring Concert. Photo by Jason Brown. April 13, 2012.
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- Nick Niemeier DJs at the Extreme Percussion show displaying his talents from experience with his own business, Sound Ninja DJ. Photo by Jason Brown. April 9, 2012.
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- Lightening brightens up the sky over Missouri Western campus during a spring storm. Photo by Jason Brown April 4, 2012.
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- Sun set outside Potter Hall before Digital Arts Showcase. Photo by Alison Beattie March 28. 2012.
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- High School invasion is upon us once again with tour of campus being given to potential students. Photo by Jason Brown. March 23, 2012
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- With Spring offically here, the birds have come out to play and sing after three straight days of rain. Photo by Jason Brown. March 22, 2012.
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- Dennis Stroughmatt preforms French creole music with his fiddle in Kemper Recital Hall Tuesday night. Photo by Jason Brown. March 21, 2012.
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- Missouri Western hosts Annual High School Writing Day, High Schools from surrounding areas enjoy a day of writing and visiting Missouri Western’s Campus. Photo by Michelle Cordonnier. March 9, 2012.
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- Jacob Scott wins the Presidential race for SGA. Photo by Jason Brown. March 8, 2012
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- Outfielder, Maegan Roemmich bumps fists with first base coach, Mandie Berneking, after hitting a single against Quincy University. Photo by Jason Brown. March 7, 2012.
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- Student Governor Peter Gregory, Executive Vice President Jacob Scott, and President Alison Norris listen as a senator expresses their views on the new funds for the chair. The notice of action passed unanimously. Photo by Jason Brown. March 6, 2012.
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- Katie Field defends the ball versus Graceland University on March 2, 2012. Tennis faces Johnson County Community College today at 1:30 in the St. Joseph Swim and Tennis Club, on the N. Belt Hwy. Photo by Jason Brown. March 5, 2012
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- Women basketball’s coach, Lynn Plett, was released today after five seasons with the Griffons. Photo by Jason Brown. March 2, 2012.
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- Women basketball prepare for the game against Washburn in the MIAA Tournament. Photo by Jason Brown. March 1, 2012.
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- Presidential candidates will face off tonight in Kemper Recital Hall at 7 p.m. Photos by Jason Brown. February 29, 2012.
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- Meghan Vandever prepares her make up and practices different techniques in hopes of doing make up for movies. Photo by Jason Brown. February 28, 2012
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- Jessica Koch breaks the record for most points in Missouri Western women’s basketball history, Saturday February 25. Photo by Jason Brown
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- Clouds display the chance for rain and snow over the Griffon Indoor Sports Complex. Photo by Jason Brown
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- As the women’s basketball game goes on this little kid eats popcorn and enjoys the show. Basketball is back on campus tonight and Saturday. Photo by Jason Brown
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- Daniel Cole flips his drumstick in the air while he practices. Photo by Jason Brown
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- Tennis opened against Northeastern State University today, Griffons fall 0-9. Photo by Jason Brown
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- A few days after snow was covering the campus, it has heated up and wiped out the snow. Photo by Jason Brown
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- Matt Wright and Erin Williams, as Mortimer and Elaine, respectively, share a passionate kiss on stage. Wright’s girlfriend, Sarah Noe, is assistant director of the production. Noe said she had to direct Wright to kiss better and be more romantic.
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- With Valentines here, roses are one of the most common flowers bought for that special someone. Photo by Jason Brown
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- The Missouri Western plow scrapes off the first significant amount of snow for the season. Photo by Jason Brown.
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- A day to remember warmth, The clock tower is proudly portrayed at the beginning of fall. Photo by Alison Beattie
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- Both men and women’s golf are starting back up after the winter break. Men’s golf has finished in top 10 four out of their five matches. Women’s golf have finished above 10th in all 6 matches including first place at the NWMSU Bearcat Fall Classic. Photo by Jason Brown
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- With Spring coming quickly, that means softball and baseball are almost here. Softball is ranked 1st in MIAA preseason poll and baseball comes in being 3rd on the list.
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- The moon displayed an interesting circle around it in the early morning hours.
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- Rain fell from the early hours til just before noon. The courtyard between Juda hall and the Commons displays the rain fall from late last semester. Photo by Jason Brown.
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- Coach Partridge is not the only one signing players; Soccer coach, Chad Edwards, signs 5 players to his roster Wednesday.
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- President Dr. Vartabedian presents retiring Director of External Relations Beth Wheeler with a plaque Monday. Vartabedian thanked Wheeler for her 10 years of outstanding “behind the scenes” service to the university.
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- The game before the Women basketball team plays on Monday night. The ladies won 90-78. Photo by Jason Brown
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- Johnson shoots his free throws during the meeting with Washburn. Johnson was eventually out of the game with five fouls. Western lost 55-64. Photo by Jason Brown
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- Stone (middle) shoots for two against Washburn, on Saturday 28th. Women’s basketball lost 55-60.
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- The snow came and went quickly Friday afternoon; this tree between Juda hall was dripping water after the snow stopped. Photo by Jason Brown
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- A colorful night to say the least, students decorate shirts and themselves for a night of fun and music. Photo by: Jason Brown.
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- One of the many sunsets that Missouri Western has shown this year. Photo by: Jason Brown
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- J. Harris (5) jumps over a Pitt state defender, scoring two points. Photo by: Jason Brown