Evan Fox
Managing Editor
"Destiny" was released on Sept. 9, 2014.Last week Bungie released the first game in its newest franchise. “Destiny” is the first game since Bungie parted ways with its beloved “Halo” franchise and Microsoft Studios. It is supposed to be the future of gaming, but does it live up to the hype?
Evan Fox
Managing Editor
The current generational cycle of technology means that eventually, you upgrade whatever device or system you are using for a better version. No piece of technology is immune to this, and eventually old, unused tech starts to take up space in the garage or in a closet.
There are multiple ways to get rid of this clutter and either make or save a few dollars doing so.
Reagan Graham
Campus Editor
Sayonara Jones
Reporter
There was a flood on the Mississippi University for Women campus Tuesday, Sept. 2, that left some students temporarily stuck in buildings and vehicles trapped.
Shortly before noon Tuesday a flash thunderstorm created a flood on some parts of the MUW campus that traditionally have problems with water drainage. Students had their vehicles stuck in water that was almost 2 feet deep, and some buildings were surrounded by the rainwater. Danny Patton, chief of campus security, offered advice.
Daysha Humphrey 
Senior Writer
MUW enrollment for the 2014-2015 school year is higher than in recent years, and some degree programs on campus are experiencing an unexpected a surge in their numbers.
The 2,697 students enrolled this fall make up the largest student population in more than 10 years. The university saw a 13 percent increase in transfer students, with many of those students coming from community colleges.
Velvet Case
Religion Editor
The life of a college student can be hectic and stressful, but making time for God makes a difference.
MUW offers a variety of religious organizations on campus to encourage students in their walks with Christ. These organizations welcome young people from all backgrounds.
The religious organizations currently on campus are the Baptist Student Union, Chi Alpha, Cross Culture, Let the Word Speak, Uquirk and the Wesley Foundation.
Reporter
MUW students can expect to hear a few candidate pitches this week, as SGA election voting will be available from Tuesday, Sept. 9, until Friday, Sept. 12.
“Let's start this election week off strong, SGA STRONG,” said Sade Meeks, newly elected president for SGA.
Every year SGA holds an election week in which students on campus participate in a week full of heavy campaigning and fun events.
Sayonara Jones
Reporter
Here’s what’s happening around town for the week of Sept.7-14.
The Tennessee Williams Tribute and Exhibit will start at the Columbus-Lowndes Library on Sept. 5-24 from 9 a.m.-7 p.m at 317 7th Street North.
Then, the 13th Annual Tennessee Williams Exhibit and Tour will begin on September 8-14. For more information email MUW University Relations.
Charlie Benton
Entertainment Editor
The National Association of Composers USA (NACUSA) Mid-South Chapter and Mississippi University for Women's Department of Music presented a modern classical music recital on Saturday, Sept. 6, in Poindexter Hall.
The event featured music from seven composers affiliated with various universities, including MUW, Louisiana Tech, University of Montevallo, University of Louisiana at Monroe, Tennessee State University and the University of Alabama at Birmingham.