For Bridgett Sentmore, a career in law has never been about titles—it has always been about protecting those who need an advocate most.
The latest Murray State University Racer Report includes student, faculty, staff and alumni accomplishments, announcements, upcoming campus events and more for the week of June 22-26.
The Murray State University Town & Gown Community Band and Chorale will present a free Independence Day concert as part of Murray’s annual Freedom Fest celebration on Saturday, July 4, at 7 p.m. inside Lovett Auditorium on Murray State’s campus.
This year’s Commonwealth Honors Academy (CHA) at Murray State University has welcomed 94 scholars among nearly 300 applicants. Scholars represent a total of seven states: Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Mississippi and Ohio.
Murray State University's Center for Communication Disorders has been designated as Kentucky's official SPEAK OUT! Therapy & Research Center by Parkinson Voice Project, positioning the University as a regional leader in speech therapy services, research and clinical education for individuals living with Parkinson's disease and Parkinson's Plus syndromes.
Racer alumni and friends of the Murray State University Alumni Association (MSUAA) recently returned from a 10-day adventure through the heart of Europe, exploring the breathtaking landscapes, historic cities and rich cultural traditions of Switzerland, Austria and Bavaria.
Two faculty members in the Department of English and Philosophy from Murray State University have had new novels released.
Two Murray High School graduates pursuing careers in education have been selected as recipients of the Coach Mark Brady Scholarship, a scholarship established to support local students as they prepare to become the next generation of teachers.
Murray State University has been recognized nationally by Colleges of Distinction in its recent “Best Colleges 2026” rankings.
Dr. David Whaley, dean of the Murray State University College of Education and Human Services, was recognized as a Kentucky Colonel during the Murray State University Board of Regents meeting on June 12.
