Alumna named Museum Professional of the Year
By Alex Pologruto
Murray State alumna Carrie Gibbs was recently named the 2022 Museum Professional of the Year by the Illinois Association of Museums (IAM)
News from Murray State University
Murray Academy for Nonprofit Development and Leadership Program
By Alex Pologruto
Developed by Nonprofit Leadership faculty, local nonprofit leaders, and professional consultants
Roy and Dollie Clark Endowed Scholarship
By Tina Bernot
The Roy and Dollie Clark Endowed Scholarship has been established at Murray State University to benefit first-generation students who graduate from Calloway County High School in Murray, Kentucky
Spring 2023 President’s List and Dean’s List recipients
By Shawn Touney
Murray State University has announced its President’s List and Dean’s List recipients for the spring 2023 semester
Dr. Cindy Clemson retires after 30 years of service
By Natalie Copeland
The College of Education and Human Services (COEHS) recognized Dr. Cindy Clemson’s 30 years of service to Murray State University by hosting a retirement reception on Monday, May 1 in the Alexander Hall Atrium.
Futrell Endowed Professorship in Agricultural Science
By Alex Pologruto
The Ray and Jewel Thomas Futrell Endowed Professorship is the first establishment of an endowed professorship to support the agricultural science program in the Hutson School of Agriculture at Murray State University.
Murray State University celebrates commencement
By Shawn Touney
Murray State University hosted commencement ceremonies for spring and summer 2023 graduates on Saturday, May 13 at the CFSB Center.
Wrather Hall undergoes renovations and officially re-opens in the spring 2023 semester
By Alex Pologruto
Murray State University’s Facilities Management team has finished renovations within Wrather Hall, the first building on Murray State’s campus.
Undergraduate students attend the NBASLH convention
By Natalie Copeland
The National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing (NBASLH) convention recently took place in Washington, D.C., and two undergraduate students in the Murray State University Center for Communication Disorders (CDI) program had the opportunity to attend.
Cyber Education and Research Center hosted annual security conference
By Dr. Michael Ramage
The annual Patterns of Distinction – Security Matters Conference took place on April 20 in the Curris Center at Murray State University, with more than 200 industry leaders, students, and staff attending the conference.