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MSU to host multiple events throughout Black History Month and the spring semester

Lounge opens to serve veterans, dependents

Dionte Berry Editor-in-Chief dberry11@murraystate.edu After retiring from the Navy in October 2021 and taking on the role as the Veteran Affairs coordinator during the spring 2022 semester, AJ Cunha said he wanted to make a space for military veterans and dependents. The News talked with Cunha after he was hired…

Veteran affairs office focuses on revamp

Dionte BerryEditor-in-Chiefdberry11@murraystate.edu After relocating to Blackburn Science Building in 2021, the Veteran Affairs Office is now under a new coordinator, who is working toward revamping the Office’s space and outreach making their presence known on campus. AJ Cunha retired from the Navy on Oct. 28 2021, after serving as active…

Remembering Sarah: Pre-Vet students plan to collect recyclable materials to create memorial bench for Townsend

Posted By: News Editor April 9, 2021 Emery Wainscott ewainscott@murraystate.edu The Animal Health Technology/Pre-Vet Club plans to memorialize Murray State student Sarah Townsend by building a recycled bench. The bench will be made out of recycled bottle caps. Once these are collected, the caps will be sent to Green Tree Plastics, where they will be sorted, weighed and cleaned before being melted down. Two students, junior Emmalee Storm and senior Kylee Harden, came up with the idea after some members of the Pre-Vet Club suggested different ways to memorialize Townsend.  Storm said she volunteered to help Harden with the bench because they’ve both had experience with building recycled benches in high school.

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