The state of California rejected the ballot initiative to legalize marijuana for recreational purposes.   The debate is far from over not only in California, but nationwide. The yearly amount...

The Tech Club will carry out a game tournament Nov. 20 at room CC 209. Call of Duty: Black Ops, Madden 11 and FIFA will be the three competitions available. However, attendants will be able to...

The new recycling program to make WTAMU a greener campus is a valuable initiative that, nevertheless, is little compared to what we all can do to catch up with the demands of our current times. There...

We all see how digital technologies become pervasive in everybody’s world. They have changed how we communicate, how we work, how we study and even how we express our feelings. Nothing is more distant...

To view our Pirates of the Canyon photos in high-quality (and comment on them), visit our Flickr gallery! To find out more about the event, check out the Pirates of the Canyon web site.

Let us know your opinion at [email protected]. Sometimes we do not get the grades that we expected. We go through our graded evaluations and realize where we could have done it better. Other...

The WTAMU Tech Club was created in 2009 as a way to get students engaged with technology and leadership. Although, mainly students from the College of Business join the Tech Club, it is an organization that is open for all WT students. “Although we are supported by the Computer, Information and Decision Management Department, our members include students from a variety of majors including Graphic Design, Marketing, Management, English and others,” Dr. Christopher Furner, advisor for the Tech Club, said. “Any student with an interest in technology is welcome to join. We are proud of our diverse membership.” The club’s current president is Skyler Schmidt. Students elect their officers, but they have the support of Dr. Jeffry Babb and Dr. Furner, assistant professors of the CIDM Department that belongs to the COB. Beyond the overarching objective of getting students engaged with technology, they develop activities related to three aspects: learning, service and fun.

A couple of years ago, two hungry WTAMU students went to McDonalds looking for something to eat. The restaurant was closed, but the drive-thru was open. They walked to the window and ordered. The employee...

The buildings on campus represent a variety of styles and eras differing from the more uniform architectural style some other universities follow. When arriving at the WTAMU campus for the first time...