MSG Spring Kickoff welcomes Students back with Q&A featuring President Dr. Murray
McMurry Student Government kicked off the spring semester strong, welcoming students, staff, and faculty back with over a dozen boxes of both donuts and kolaches in the Garrison Campus Center […]
Crowd Energy and Team Grit Power McMurry Women’s Basketball’s Success
McMurry Women’s Basketball’s previous and current success causes the stands to be filled with many supportive friends, classmates, and professors. The energy from the crowd acts as a symbiotic relationship by fueling the players, leading to […]
The Mind of an Artist: Kari Perkins’ Guide to Costuming for the Arts
Before an actor steps onto the stage, a costume designer has already helped decide who they are. Kari Perkins — an Abilene local and well-established costume designer — has joined […]
McMurry Education Majors get Hands-on Experience tutoring at Alcorta Elementary School
At McMurry, students are given valuable opportunities to grow as future educators. This semester, students enrolled in Professor Melody Roper’s Inclusive Classroom course are gaining real-world experience by spending their mornings tutoring students at Alcorta […]
A Life Built on Bonds: An Interview with Maricruz Lopez
Here at McMurry, relationships are the foundation of campus life. The connections formed between students and staff— and especially among students themselves—often grow into meaningful bonds that shape the community […]
Fall 2025 McMurry Student Government Recap
As the last two McMurry Student Government meetings of the year approach, it’s a good time to look back and see what they have accomplished for the student body! So […]
Throwing it all together: Learning to Love Pottery
There’s something humbling about trying a brand-new art form when you’re supposed to have everything figured out. That’s exactly where I found myself this semester in Beginners Pottery. This semester […]
Fall Semester Coming to a Close
Who would’ve thought I’d make it here. My senior year of college, and I find myself with so much to appreciate. This semester marks the final fall semester I will […]
Gender Norms in Contemporary Pop Music
For my Gender and Society course taught by Dr. Sechrist, I had to complete a research project analyzing movies or music. I chose to analyze contemporary pop music, using artists […]
Theatre Presents “A Seussified Christmas Carol” this Saturday!
Ready to get into the holiday spirit? This Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Mabee Room (located in the Campus Center), the Theatre department will be performing “A Seussified Christmas […]