Western hosts crime scene class
Over spring break unique class will feature CSI training
Buried bodies, skeletons, bloodstain patterns and autopsy evidence can all be found on Missouri Western’s campus over spring break.
Financial Aid office pushes March deadline for student’s benefit
Remembering to file for financial aid is a hassle, but students who miss the deadline become frustrated when they can’t pay for classes.Â
Justin retires after 27 years of service
Faculty, staff and students packed into the foyer of Potter Hall for a lady they call an icon.
Graduate programs approved
Western’s first master’s in applied science
Missouri Western State University will begin offering a professional master’s degree in the fall.
Nursing program shakes things up to help students
Changes will make program more efficient
The department of nursing has proposed a change in the curriculum that will allow students accepted into the program to complete their courses in four semesters rather than five.
Four-year degree is now available for ET students
Four-year degree to help ET graduates secure jobs
ROTC is an untapped resource for success and leadership
Jim was the kind of guy that worked hard, the kind of guy with real integrity. He was the kind of guy that people knew was going somewhere. Jim could have been a doctor or a politician. He was smart and resourceful, but he came from a poor neighborhood where people only dreamed about [...]
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