On April 25, the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum had a reception to celebrate the museum wide gallery opening dedicated to Women in the West.
There are six galleries dedicated to this exhibit,...
“Loved it,” Jessica Vallejor, junior English education major, said. “There were moments where I forgot to breathe.”
On April 10, the West Texas A&M University Theatre Department began...
On April 3, Johnny Reverb and his band played at this semester’s One Sessions. Reverb plays in a variety of genres. He has begun playing music 1966 and started writing music when he was 12 or...
A little known fact is that about five percent of the art work at the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum has very little known it. One of these paintings was a piece that was donated to the PPHM...
“It makes me really sad,” Mattie McAlavy, a senior English major, said. “I’m quite fond of The Varsity – it has a certain charm that you just don’t get at bigger, chain theaters. Admittedly,...
March 18 was the West Texas A&M food pantry grand opening. Buffs Can is available for use by any WTAMU student that has need of it. The pantry will be open twice a week: Tuesdays from 11 to...
On March 29, SAGE (Students Assist in Good Endeavors) will be hosting a dance marathon to raise money to donate to the Children’s Miracle Network. This marathon will last from 2 p.m. – 2 a.m. ...
One of the problems of being a broke college student is that you don't always eat as well as you should. You end up putting tons of processed foods into your bodies. I enjoy cooking, but not everyone...
West Texas A&M University, through the work of students, the student government and student affairs, has decided to open a food pantry. This pantry is currently in a temporary location at the old...
On Feb.22, there was a mini comic convention put on by YC3 (Yellow City Comicbook Convention). This con was held at The Table’s Edge Gaming and Comic store. The comic con lasted from 10 a.m. to 6...
From Feb. 14 through Feb. 16, the Ink Life Tour took place at the Amarillo Civic Center’s North Hall. Along with many renowned tattoo artists from around the country, the Ink Life Tour was highlighted...
Streets of Gold: “Living My Mission” is a photography show that will be opening at The Paper Crane Feb. 22 at 7:30 and will last until around March 22. The photos that will be exhibited and sold...