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Student Success Center
John Alex Nunnery
Freshman Reporter
Mississippi University for Women’s Student Success Center is a free service open to all students that helps navigate students toward their academic goals. Claudia McDavis, the assistant director of the Student Success Center, helped explain all the opportunities and goals the center hopes to provide for students who take advantage of its services.
The W plans new baseball facility
Welcome to the future - we made it
Summer King
Editor
Photo by Natalie Runyon
The white light seeps in through the slots of the blinds, growing cooler and darker with each passing minute. Music hums in the background. Fingers absently click and clack on the keyboard. With every moment that goes by, we are thrown further and further into the future.
From teaching to nursing, students find internships useful
Ellard takes over job as university's new CFO
Umisha KC
Reporter
Mark D. Ellard has an impressive resume. The recently appointed Vice President of Administration and Chief Financial Officer has worked in the Alabama Community College System for more than 20 years in various roles. Prior to that, Ellard worked as a state college auditor. He is also a big Rush fan, a drummer and a certified public accountant.
Students reject proposal for new activity fee
Kingdom Hearts III' does not disappoint
Elliot Hatch
Managing Editor and Game Reporter
Screenshot of Hatch’s Gameplay
Square Enix has officially released the latest installment of the convoluted storyline that is the “Kingdom Hearts” saga. The 2019 release of this highly-anticipated game caused a huge stir in the gaming community. The release itself resulted in cheers, arguments and everything in between. During the first week of its release, “Kingdom Hearts III” sold more than 5 million copies worldwide.