Dorm regulations to change
New information that some on campus dorms will be increasing in price for the Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 semesters, is not boding well with some students, who are prompting an immediate dislike to the change. “It’s something new, so of course, students are kind of freaking out about it,” Lindsey Steele, a graduating senior [...]
Students react to Boston, West tragedies
America has seen more than her share of tragedy this past week as two separate explosions rocked the lives of both the Boston community of Massachusetts and the West community in Texas. These explosions also registered in the hearts of many Americans across the country. It was a Monday afternoon on April 15 during the [...]
University SING is Back!
University SING is back for its second year after a 3 year hiatus. University SING is a competition in which University organizations compete amongst one another. This year, the theme is California Dreamin’. The winner is awarded a travelling trophy, which their name is engraved on, and bragging rights for the next year. The panel [...]
WT Equestrian Team advancing to nationals
The Equestrian Team at WTAMU this year has just returned from Pomona, Calif. where they competed in the Western Semi-Finals Championship. There, they managed to become a high point team and will advance to Nationals which will be held in Harrisburg, Pa. in May. They also beat the University of Findlay, a school that has [...]
WT expo educates
The 2013 Education Career Expo will be held at WTAMU Wednesday, March 20, at the Legacy Hall from 9 a.m. to noon. All Education majors are encouraged to come, as it will give them insight into the world of education. “The networking it allows is so important,” Tana Gunter, director of ExCET Advisement Center of [...]
Numerous reasons for graduate school
Every May and December thousands of students across the country graduate with their bachelor degrees. While some students may choose to enter graduate school to delay entering the workforce after college, others apply to further their education and professionalism. “I definitely wasn’t scared to face the real world because I wanted to make money and [...]
Veterans Services Move Proves to Be More Accessible to Students
Each year, WTAMU’s Veterans Services helps hundreds of veterans as they depart from their military duties and dive into a completely new experience—college. The Veterans Services are here to provide services and support both personally and academically. “We provide assistance for veterans and dependents using educational benefits both federal and nor state,” Leo Reid, coordinator [...]
Marc LaMotte set to come visit February 22
Every year Student Activities goes to a Student Activities Showcase where there are presentations featuring singers, musicians, magicians, and comedians. This year, they have booked Marc LaMotte. He will be coming to the Legacy Hall Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 5 p.m. “We’ve worked with his agency before, so it was really easy getting him here,” [...]
WT bowling begins
Bowling is in full swing this year for WTAMU. With 46 students on crew, the WT bowling team has shown it can be just as competitive as the other traditional college sports. The coach this year, Mark Scroggins, who has been with WT for 15 years, is excited about the upcoming conference championship in San [...]
WT bowling begins
Bowling is in full swing this year for WTAMU. With 46 students on crew, the WT bowling team has shown it can be just as competitive as the other traditional college sports. The coach this year, Mark Scroggins, who has been with WT for 15 years, is excited about the upcoming conference championship in San [...]
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