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The Northwest Board of Regents approved the Student Organization Conduct Policy during its regular meeting Dec. 13. Read more
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The Northwest University Police Department is investigating an alleged sexual assault that occurred in an on-campus residence hall. Read more
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Student Senate’s Civic Service committee ran a food drive and supported four community outreach events this month. Read more
In 2019 Missouri will see minimum wage increase to $8.60 an hour. Read more
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The Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion will hold its second annual Celebration of Success to honor the achievement of black students. Read more
Student Senate elected two senators and recognized three student organizations during its meeting Tuesday. Read more
After placing ninth and 21st in a national cybersecurity competition, the success of two groups of students is paving the way for Northwest’s cybersecurity program. Read more
Northwest recently held an official opening for a space offering students fresh and free attire. Read more
The new Maryville Public Safety building is getting closer to design completion. Read more
The University is preparing to host its 45th annual Yuletide Feaste, featuring performances and a meal centered around 16th-century cuisine. Read more
The city of Maryville will potentially see two new walking and biking trails in the near future, one of which would trace an iconic Northwest street. Read more
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The blizzard over Thanksgiving break has concluded with Maryville receiving more than 6 inches of snow. Read more
Student Senate created a new position, announced a new ad-hoc committee and took nominations for senior class representatives during its meeting Tuesday. Read more
City Council unanimously approved an ordinance Monday night that would increase the rates of two utilities come next year. Read more
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Helping Everyone Regardless of Orientation held a candlelight vigil Friday evening at the bell tower to remember American transgender individuals who were murdered in 2018. Read more
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Northwest has proposed a new Student Organization Conduct Policy, causing an uproar among students in opposition to the policy. Read more
At approximately 10 p.m. University Police called the Maryville Fire Department to investigate large amounts of smoke coming from Roberta Hall. Read more
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A Northwest student filed an anonymous sexual assault to the University Police Department. Read more
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A retired staff member who committed 45 years of his life to building up and innovating campus as the Assistant Director of Facility Services died Nov. 12. Read more
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“Turn that frown upside down,” “It’s big, bigger than all of us” and “Brown Hall 200, home of customer service,” are a few of the favorite sayings from a Northwest staff member who left a message of selflessness and optimism on faculty, staff and students. Read more
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The city of Maryville is in the midst of extensive planning in the hopes of rejuvenating a historic area of town. Read more
The International Involvement Center hosted its annual International Education Week Nov. 12-15 with lectures, panels and a showcase. Read more
Northwest’s department of natural sciences received its fourth grant to continue theoretical research from the National Science Foundation. Read more
Student Senate voted on three appropriations and an amendment to the bylaws in its meeting Tuesday. Read more
With Missouri voters passing two new laws since the last city council meeting took place, members spent Tuesday addressing those changes and its future impact on the community. Read more
Students can now utilize a new set of spaces on campus that aim to provide spiritual and religious well-being. Read more
Student Senate recognized a Greek organization, voted on an appropriation and a charitable donation during its meeting Nov. 6. Read more
Northwest School of Agriculture hosted its fourth annual Celebrate Agriculture Week. Read more
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Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley has been elected to Missouri's U.S. Senate seat after Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo) conceded. Read more
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Missouri voters have approved the use of medical marijuana with the passage of Amendment 2. Read more
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A number of things were evident in the aftermath of Tuesday’s midterm election; Missouri voters are not on board with passing new taxes. Read more
It’s early in the morning on a Chesterfield, Missouri, dairy farm in late October, the shivering rains drenching the farmhands as they make their first of two daily milking stops. Read more
Facility Services and the University Police Department are collaborating to prevent crime on campus through environmental design with the addition of four streetlights, four walkway lights and shrubbery trimming. Read more
Wellness Services received a three-year grant for suicide prevention and mental health. Read more
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With the Nov. 6 election less than a week away, Nodaway County voters will be tasked with making decisions on a wide range of impactful races and initiatives. Read more
Northwest has unveiled a new initiative called “Complete 30,” which is aimed at helping students graduate on time. Read more
Senator Claire McCaskill made a campaign stop at Northwest Oct. 27 to speak about ballot issues with students and community members. Read more
Student Senate appropriated $1,650 and recognized a new student organization during its meeting Oct. 30. Read more
The School of Computer Science and Information Technology Systems hosted a cybersecurity panel Oct. 25, featuring three panelists from Cerner, American Century and Gallup. Read more
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A Maryville native died as a result of a vehicle accident involving an alleged drunk driver. Read more
Although the number of Northwest students who vote is unknown, they are capable of having a significant impact on the midterm election Nov. 6 in Nodaway County. Read more
Northwest will soon be welcoming a new political group into the fold, one that allows students to support constitutional rights regardless of their political views. Read more
Northwest Board of Regents passed a proposal allowing the University to move forward with its accelerated master’s program in recreation. Read more
Maryville Public Safety:
Student Senate elected two senators and recognized three student organizations during its meeting Tuesday.
After placing ninth and 21st in a national cybersecurity competition, the success of two groups of students is paving the way for Northwest’s cybersecurity program.
Northwest recently held an official opening for a space offering students fresh and free attire.
The new Maryville Public Safety building is getting closer to design completion.
The University is preparing to host its 45th annual Yuletide Feaste, featuring performances and a meal centered around 16th-century cuisine.
The city of Maryville will potentially see two new walking and biking trails in the near future, one of which would trace an iconic Northwest street.
The blizzard over Thanksgiving break has concluded with Maryville receiving more than 6 inches of snow.
Maryville Public Safety:
Student Senate created a new position, announced a new ad-hoc committee and took nominations for senior class representatives during its meeting Tuesday.