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There has been a large decrease with involvement and lack of commitment in organizations all across the Missouri Western land.

A lesson learned becomes a professor’s turn. Jim Estes, professor of art, has been teaching at Missouri Western for 35 years, working with clay and wood. Recent discovery has changed his experience into something else.

She stands balancing two jobs, one as a full-time student and the other as a bluecollar worker. Freshman Darah Winslow works at Atchison Casting, where she is the only female in her job description as an arc air torch operator.

Many students live in cardboard boxes to help shelter them from the outside.

As a commuter I often feel like I am out of the loop when eating on campus. The food court is where I spend my time eating and hanging out friends during my break, but it seems to be unfriendly to commuters.

Harold Callaway III plays many roles between his duties as student governor and his family life

What does a country boy, family guy and political leader have in common? They are all ways to describe Student Governor Harold Callaway III, a junior majoring in management economics.

Have you ever heard someone say that Missouri Western is diverse?