News

Poor record-keeping could leave SGA’s constituents in the dark

Apr 7th, 2009 | By Jason | Category: Campus News, News

The new administration would do well to look into record-keeping practices at SGA that are at best suspicious and at worst illegal. On February 23, The Underground requested SGA budget and attendance records going back to 2005, the year that SGA became wholly funded by student fees. It took 18 days for SGA to produce this year’s budget, and no explanation for the delay was given outside of being busy. The attendance information provided for the current year was incomplete, as it didn’t list the names or total number in attendance for many of the meetings.



Former SGA senator speaks out

Apr 7th, 2009 | By Jason | Category: Campus News, News

SGA needs to increase accountability to recruit and retain good senators.



Provost pays for charlatan tour on April Fools Day

Apr 7th, 2009 | By Zach | Category: Campus Events, Columns, Opinions

Jason McGill Assistant Editor Have you ever had a dream for your future? Do you want security and prosperity for yourself and your family? Most people will discourage you, because the chance of failure is so great, but you are special. If you have faith in yourself and the commitment to see this journey to [...]



Students discuss new plus/minus grading scale

Apr 7th, 2009 | By Zach | Category: Campus News, Opinions

A new plus/minus grading scale will be implemented soon. Here’s what a few students thought about it.



English Society Tackled the Big Question: What To Do With An English Major

Apr 7th, 2009 | By Kristen | Category: Campus Events, News

English Society hosts special event.



Talent show seeks student contributors

Apr 6th, 2009 | By Kristen | Category: Campus Events

Kristen Cypret Contributor Hammons Hall Council will be hosting the Hammons Talent Show on Monday, April 27, in the Grand Lounge from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Students can still sign up at the front desk in Hammons House. The sheet asks how much time the performance will require and what kind of equipment will [...]



English Society and SAC greet famous writer Czyniejewski

Mar 19th, 2009 | By Kristen | Category: Campus Events, Campus News

Famous writer and Mid-America Review Editor-in-Chief Michael Czyniejewski made a presentation to the English Society and SAC for an editing Q & A.



MSU sustainability issue vote today

Mar 17th, 2009 | By Nate | Category: Campus News, Columns, News, Opinions

Nathanael Edward Bassett Contributor Don’t forget, today and tomorrow (March 17 and 18) students at MSU can vote on the widely discussed “sustainability fee”. The electronic ballot is at elections.missouristate.edu and there is a link to the proposal created by SGA. In short, the proposal consists of adding a two dollar fee for students each semester, [...]



Missouri State to introduce My.MissouriState.edu service

Mar 10th, 2009 | By Nate | Category: Campus News, News

A review of the new My.MissouriState.edu service.



Print Journalism majors look to future

Mar 4th, 2009 | By Zach | Category: Campus News, Features

Nathanael Edward Bassett Contributor Journalism is a field in transition, as many news outlets are moving toward media convergence – the combining of traditional print media, radio, and television, all delivered to audiences online. With this transition, many traditional print outlets are facing serious declines in advertising revenue. And the job prospects for potential print [...]