Recently, students at Missouri Western and the community of Saint Joseph have been affected by the rising gas prices. Gas prices have been higher over the past few months, creating financial pain at gas pumps for many students and members of the community. READ MORE Rising gas prices creates rising concerns for students
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Missouri Western's "The Big Event" is a partnership with Beautify St. Joseph, a grassroots effort to clean up the city. On April 9, Beautify S… READ MORE Students volunteering to beautify St. Joseph neighborhoods
On April 1, the Health, Sport, and Science Program at Missouri Western sponsored an event in Spratt 101 that featured the Director of St. Jose… READ MORE Parks and Recreation presents upcoming projects
“The Price is Right” is making fifty stops across the United States and one stop in Kansas City, Miss., this fall after taking the show on the… READ MORE The Price is Right comes to Kansas City
On March 15, MO-Rise hosted an immersive career fair in Fulkerson Center at Missouri Western. Students pursuing careers in STEM were given opp… READ MORE Students check out jobs at MO-Rise
Cruz Vanderhorn is a student at Missouri Western majoring in general studies with a minor in Esports management and biology. Vanderhorn works … READ MORE From guard to gaming: Cruz Vanderhorn profile
On April 1, Missouri Western is transporting students intrigued in medical laboratory science careers to Lenexa, Kansas, to visit Quest Diagno… READ MORE Quest Diagnostics offering tour to students
Missouri Western State Universities Center For Service is offering students on campus the opportunity to give back to the community of Saint J… READ MORE Student opportunities to volunteer
On March 1, 2022, at 6 P.M., Student Leaders Latonya Mitchell, Marian Montiel, Andre’ Wiggins Jr. and Jason Holliman launched the first episod… READ MORE Creative Minds podcast opens discussions on mental health
Many students remain unaware of the Traveling Lab, also known as the Griffon Lab, as it became popularly known in the Chemistry and Biology De… READ MORE The new and improved Traveling Lab
The Center for Academic Support (CAS) is open and prepared to assist students with academics. READ MORE The Center for Academic Support Opens Its Doors for Students
On Friday, November 5th, Dr. Bogdon from MWSU’s Department of Education, nine education students, and two biology students attended the Live S… READ MORE Students take a trip to Union Station
On November 19, Missouri Western State University hosted the St. Joseph’s Chambers of Commerce 2021 Economic Summit. The event was held in the… READ MORE Missouri Western hosts 2021 Economic Summit
Veterans Day, originally known as Armistice Day, was celebrated last Thursday, November 11. Veterans Day marks the day that World War I ended … READ MORE The history of Veterans Day
The Department of Student Affairs & Enrollment Management, in partnership with the Center for Service and the Office of Applied Learning, … READ MORE Looking for leaders: Barbara Sprong Leadership Challenge
Two former Missouri Western students are chasing the entrepreneurial dream. Lino’s Italian Cuisine in East Hills Mall is owned by Gabe Palmer … READ MORE Missouri Western students leading Lino's
On November 5, 2021, this year's Walk for the Homeless event will be held at the Corner of 6th and Messanie. It is a free event but if you wou… READ MORE Walking for a good cause
Central High School recently announced that they will be beginning an esports program, with MWSU alumni Jacob Olson as their head coach. Weste… READ MORE Griffon Esports partners with new Central eSports Team
Labor Day weekend is a time of relaxation and fun for most college students, but Missouri Western’s Lacrosse team found a different use of the… READ MORE Lacrosse team volunteers for festival fun
On June 4, Missouri Westerns Center for Franchise Developments, Franchise Competition, came to a close with graduate Hayden Glaubius winning h… READ MORE Hayden Glaubius awarded Auntie Anne's
The Center for Service has been providing students with volunteer opportunities to help the community for National Volunteer Week. In addition… READ MORE Center for Service volunteer opportunities
The International Education Day event was held on April 16. The event started at 4 p.m. and was a virtual experience open to the public. READ MORE International Education Day
Missouri Western Student Kennedy Hibbs recently conducted research for her Great Plains presentation on intimate partner violence. Following p… READ MORE Kennedy Hibbs: intimate partner violence
Missouri Western will be offering an event that has three sessions to learn more about the following companies; The United States Department o… READ MORE Employer sessions coming soon
The St. Joseph mask mandate ends days before the COVID-19 vaccine becomes available to those in higher education, including faculty and educat… READ MORE Ending the mask mandate has Griffons concerned
On March 16 the university was graced with having free speech activist Mary Beth Tinker meet via Zoom to tell her life story of fighting for t… READ MORE Fighting for free speech
Last fall, the Saint Joseph City Council approved an agreement with Missouri Western State University for the construction of a new, campus-ba… READ MORE Community fired up for campus fire station
February 15 through the 19th Missouri Western held a random acts of kindness week where students were encouraged to participate in order to he… READ MORE Spreading kindness on campus
With the new semester in full swing, various entities around campus have begun implementing several projects. One such plan is the constructio… READ MORE New additions to MWSU's campus scenery
With Missouri currently being in Phase 1A and 1B of the Covid-19 Vaccination plan, things begin to look up for Missouri Western as well as the… READ MORE Covid Vaccination Update
On Oct. 29 the Missouri Western women's tennis team braced the cold to volunteer at the Mosaic Life Care in St. Joseph. The team volunteered t… READ MORE Tennis team tears up flowers
On Friday Nov. 6, 2020, Northwest Health Services, Summer Motors and Missouri Western partnered to put on the Drive for the Homeless. Normally… READ MORE Drive for the homeless steered successfully
The YMCA pool has closed thanks to the impact of COVID-19, but that doesn’t mean any more swimming for the residents of St. Joseph, Missouri. READ MORE Swimming with St. Joseph
The Missouri Western Board of Governors came together and had an important discussion about the current state of the campus. READ MORE Board of Governors charts out future for campus
With midterms over, the Student Government Association has roughly one month left of time to meet this semester. As the senators at last week'… READ MORE Senate slings out rest of semester plans
Students can become poll workers in the upcoming election and receive pay for their time volunteering. READ MORE Poll workers wanted for hire
This semester the North Nodaway Elementary school received a geographical map from the Geography Club. This will be the fourth map the Geograp… READ MORE Geography club maps its course to local schools
The emergency blood drive was able to hit their goal of 30 units this past Wednesday. The drive was held outside Blum Union in parking lot D. … READ MORE Emergency blood drive held on campus
Missouri Western’s nursing program finished its renovations last semester and in August 2020 formally titled the facility “Mosaic Life Care Au… READ MORE New Mosaic Lab in Murphy Hall
The Career Development Center has a career closet that is for any students who are in need of professional clothing. READ MORE Career closet collecting
Griffons show support for St. Joseph school district with this week’s school drive. READ MORE Griff's give supplies
2020 Kelsy Beshears Racial Justice Award winners are among the Griffon community. READ MORE Griffons bring home Racial Justice Award
Here at Missouri Western you can trade your community service hours for class credit. READ MORE Center for Service is ready for students
COVID-19 cases continue to rise in the midwest every day and Missouri Western is no exception. READ MORE COVID-19 cases continue at steady rate
Missouri Western President Matthew Wilson sent an email out to faculty and students announcing new plans for how the university will run in th… READ MORE Wilson announces new plans for Fall Semester
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