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Murray State University’s board of regents passed a budget, elected new officers and approved a predevelopment agreement aimed at improving campus dining and housing options during a busy meeting Friday.

Dionte Berry Editor-in-Chief dberry11@murraystate.edu  The pre-development plans for the private public partnership (P3) housing revamp have been approved by the Board of Regents’ Finance Committee. The Finance Committee had a special meeting on Thursday, May 26 to discuss how construction would begin. With them the committee had Senior Vice President…

Plans for a public-private partnership between Murray State University, a nonprofit and a developer to improve campus dining and housing facilities moved forward Thursday.

We met after a street dance by Hart Hall on September 9, 1969. We were introduced by fellow art major, Sherron, who was our maid-of-honor.

Kenny and I first met on the front steps of Hart Hall before the Fall semester of 1979. They say opposites attract, I was a small-town girl from Mayfield...

Religious studies class helped with design for rooftop garden

Major lease deals struck for CBD space will help restore confidence in city office markets that have been disrupted by lockdowns and a swing to hybrid working.

Life Sketch of John Donne Author: John Donne Anti-Catholicism in England John Donne was born to a wealthy Catholic family on June 19, 1572, at the time in world history when anti-Catholicism was gaining influence in England. Johns father, John Donne, Sr., was a well-to-do ironworker. His mother was a relative of Sir Thomas More, and her father was John Heywood, the playwright. The future poet was only four years old when his father died in 1576, and his mother struggled to raise John and his ...