The MUW Faculty Senate had its first meeting of the semester in its new home in Cromwell on Friday, Aug. 29. Room 182 in Cromwell is being renovated for office space for the senate, and the conference room is located in room 240, which was recently renovated for the group.
Dr. Royal Toy is president of the Faculty Senate for the second year in a row.
Daysha Humphrey
Senior Writer
She is sitting on her bed. Her bed is covered with nothing but textbooks, pens, papers and binders. Her floor is covered with clothes and shoes. Her dresser is full of baby milk, pampers, bottles and other baby materials.
Her room is loud. Loud with a child’s scream.
“Hush,” she screams.
The baby gets louder.
And louder.
And louder.
Zac Carlisle
Editor
Former Mississippi University for Women student Elizabeth Locker was shocked to discover that she was living through an earthquake last Sunday.
In the early morning of Aug. 24, residents of Northern California awakened to discover that they were witnessing an earthquake. It was designated as a 6.0 magnitude quake, which was the strongest recorded one to strike California in 25 years.
Reporter, Taelor Proctor, asks freshmen students about their experiences at the W so far.
Velvet Case
Religion Editor
The Wesley Foundation has offered MUW a safe haven for students of all denominations to worship God and engage in fellowship together since 1928.
Although Wesley is an outreach of the United Methodist Church, any student may be a part of its mission trips, Bible studies, social events and worship services.
Ashley Dodson
Reporter
On Tuesday night, I attended the Junior/Senior Recital at Mississippi University for Women in Poindexter Hall. Last night, Bryson Robinson, Megan Searcy, and Mollie Phillips gave an outstanding performance.
Bryson Robinson, a tenor at Mississippi University for Women, was the first to the stage at 7:30 p.m. Robinson’s first song was “Widmung” by Robert Schumann. He came out with a powerful tenor voice. His voice carried to the back of the room. Robinson’s voice could also be delicate at times but still have the capacity to command attention. The second time Robinson took the stage, I loved the performance. He sang “Un’ aura amorosa” from Cosi fan tutte. He seemed so relaxed and comfortable. His voice kept a melodic tone through the song. The last song Robinson sang was “Creole Girl” from Nightsongs. This song was fast-pace number. Robinson’s voice never skipped a beat. He really got into the groove of “Creole Girl” Robinson started to salsa on stage. As an audience, it is an enjoyment to watch the singer having a great time as well. Robinson was connected to each song he sang and it really shined through in his performance.
Jessica Cooper
Reporter
As the end of the semester approaches, many students are gearing up for summer break. Although some students will be graduating this semester and will have to enter the “real world,” they still look forward to the warmer weather and sunshine that summertime promises. Here are some of the responses that MUW students gave me when I asked the question, “What are your plans for the summer?”
Velvet Case
Reporter
This year The W is continuing its cherished tradition of the Magnolia Chain Ceremony.
The ceremony will be held outdoors on Saturday, May 11, at 8 a.m. on the Callaway Lawn. It takes place before the first graduate ceremony, which is at 9 a.m.
“This year we have asked Joey Barnes to come speak to our seniors at Mag Chain about graduating and how to be successful once you are out in the world,” said Katlyn Bryant, Student Programming Board Director.
By Velvet Case
Reporter
The Student Government Association is finishing up this semester with events that will recognize students and their achievements at MUW.
First, the SGA, along with Student Life, will be hosting the second-annual Achievement Gala. It will take place on Monday, April 28, at 7 p.m.