Anna Bailey

1 month ago | nwmissourinews.com | Anna Bailey

The final diversity, equity and inclusion reimagination student listening session was held during the April 8 Student Senate meeting. Within the listening session, Senate Executive President Chloe DeVries posed six questions open to all attendees of the meeting to answer. These questions, which were also asked at the previous two DEI student listening sessions, covered topics on supporting identity-based organizations and individuals from minority cultures.

1 month ago | nwmissourinews.com | Anna Bailey

Gathered by one event, first responders from across Nodaway County were able to see each other, putting faces to the voices they know from over the dispatch radio. The First Responders Banquet was hosted at 7 p.m. April 5 in the Mozingo Event Center. The banquet was largely organized by 911 emergency operator Shanley Muff. She said she wanted this event to create a community for those who speak to each other regularly on the job but do not necessarily see each other.

1 month ago | nwmissourinews.com | Anna Bailey

On a cold and rainy spring day, the Bearcat family both mourned and celebrated the life of former Northwest President Dean L. Hubbard. The day of events began at 10:30 a.m. April 4 in the Mary Linn Auditorium of the Ron Houston Performing Arts Center, where the public was welcomed to a celebration of life. Following this was a private lunch for the Hubbard family, of which many attended. To finish the day, a bell ringing ceremony was held at 1:30 p.m. at the Bell of ’48.

1 month ago | nwmissourinews.com | Anna Bailey

Following the death of former Northwest President Dean L. Hubbard, the University is hosting a celebration to recognize his legacy. Hubbard was the ninth president at Northwest and is remembered as the longest-serving president, holding the position from 1984 to 2009. He died March 23 at 85 years old, according to an email sent from Northwest News to Northwest students, faculty and staff.

1 month ago | nwmissourinews.com | Anna Bailey

Throughout March — Women’s History Month — Maurices stores across the country have been accepting donations for I Support the Girls. ISTG is a nonprofit organization that collects donations of new and unused bras and underwear, as well as packages of feminine hygiene products like tampons and maxi pads. These supplies are distributed to women experiencing homelessness. The Maryville Maurices will take donations until March 30, and will take them to North Star Advocacy Center.