Blunt speaks about Access at Western
Governor tours the state promoting new scholarship program
The road to a college degree might have a few less hills and pot holes as a new program to help student’s finance college.
Iraq, region discussed by faculty panel
The U.S. will be drawn into a world war, probably within the next ten years, and China will emerge as the new world power.
Shepard issues call to arms for Western
Students filed into Potter Hall on Wednesday looking to hear from a voice that signifies acceptance, personifies hurt and is a beacon of hope for those who have shared her experiences.
Western professors affected by the death of Matthew Shepard
By Ellis Cross
For Missouri Western professors Pat Scott and Martha Ellison, the news of Matthew Shepard’s brutal murder in October of 1998 represented more than the loss of a life because of anti-gay hate— it meant the loss of a friend.
Multi-disciplinary panel on Iraq agrees no easy way out
Ask any student or faculty member on campus about the war in Iraq, and chances are the opinions will vary, depending on the perspective.
Western professor speaks on terrorism in Asia and Africa
Assistant professor of government Dan Cox, who gave a presentation last Tuesday on the causes of terrorism in Asia and Africa, believes that most research done on terrorism has a narrow spectrum.
Speaker at Rutgers: Business threatens free Web
By Tim Person
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. - Campaign Director of savetheinternet.com Timothy Karr spoke on Wednesday to a lecture hall full of students at Rutgers University, warning them about the dangers that the Internet is facing. He described how Congress was considering passing laws — backed by billions of corporate dollars — that would abandon “net [...]
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