October 20, 2011
Jerrod Huber
For students at Missouri Western who depend on public transportation, bus schedules and stops may be tailored to better meet their needs. The Division of Student Affairs, St. Joseph Transit, the City of St. Joseph and the Greater St. Joseph Area Metropolitan Planning Organization sponsored a transit operation study meeting Oct. 13 in Blum Union. ...
October 20, 2011
Eboni Lacey
Both the business office and financial aid office have recently updated their policies. These new regulations begin in the business office, with students now receiving reimbursement checks through mail or direct deposit, instead of in person like the previous years. This means a student must update both their phone numbers and addresses to receive their ...
September 29, 2011
Caitlin Cress
Enrollment at Missouri Western has increased for the seventh consecutive year according to numbers released at the Board of Governors meeting Sept. 28. There are 6,296 students enrolled at Western as of the official census date of Sept. 27. Jeanne Daffron, vice president for academic affairs, announced that enrollment has risen 2.6 percent over last ...
September 26, 2011
Matthew Hunt
Move over Ivy League. The vines that once wrapped around prominent schools such as Harvard and Yale have journeyed to small town St. Joseph, Mo., placing Missouri Western State University in a prestigious position. Esther George, an alumna of Western’s class of 1980, has been appointed President and Chief Executive Officer for the Federal Reserve in ...
September 22, 2011
Jerrod Huber
A sweet choice with healthy options in one stop is sure to please both students and the St. Joseph community. Students in the Steven L. Craig School of Business at Missouri Western State University and their partnership with Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory Inc. will be opening a new store in St. Joseph. They are leasing ...