By: Conner Howell

Two Wesleyan students have a decade’s worth of scholarship money. “When I transferred here from Texas A&M I didn’t have any problems as far as money,” said Rebekah Jordan, sophomore business administration major. Jordan is a ...

By: Melissa Bates

Wesleyan held its second annual “Wesleyan’s Got Talent” event on April 16. Ten students auditioned for the event, but only seven performed the night of the show. Dean of Freshmen Joe Brown, Assistant English Professor Dr. Carol Johns...

By: Conner Howell

Heaps of brush lined the curb on Collard Street as students went on filling garbage bags around Wesleyan for the Campus Cleanup project. The event coincided with the Cowtown Great American Cleanup, which encouraged student groups such as the Wesleyan Acc...

By: Conner Howell

Advances in medical technology are easily taken for granted in many developed countries. But essential medical supplies and provisions such as basic anesthesia quickly become precious commodities in one of the poorest nations in the world after it’...

By: Conner Howell

In the spirit of  cultural exploration, Wesleyan students recently returned from a trip to Ireland and have a trip to India planned for the coming summer. So it’s time to take a closer look at some of the cultural and particularly religious g...

By: Conner Howell

Wesleyan graduate student Angela Smith traveled across the Gulf of Mexico and into the Caribbean to render aid. This spring semester, Smith, a distance education student in the nurse anesthesia doctoral program, traveled to Haiti and provided medical tre...

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As the 2010 summer break approaches and students make their plans for the three month break, a group of Wesleyan students will use their break to participate in a study abroad trip to India. The trip is scheduled for July 1-14, with a total of three prof...

By: Jonathan Resendez

Some students crack a textbook and learn Spanish. But others can learn Spanish and receive course credits by actually living in Mexico. Wesleyan’s International Programs department will travel to Cuernavaca, Acapulco and Mexico City, Mexico from J...

By: Jacqueline Wittman

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By: Conner Howell

The Wesleyan homecoming week officially started Feb. 22 to attract more support for the Wesleyan basketball teams at its games Feb. 27.

Coordinator of Student Activities Michael Chaney said the enti...

By: Conner Howell

While the people of Haiti continue surviving the aftermath of the Jan. 12 earthquake, one Wesleyan professor wants to inspire the people of Wesleyan to demonstrate their support. Dean of Freshmen Joe Brown put together a proposal for a Hike for Haiti wa...

By: Jonathan Resendez

While the University of Texas has its Horn Fans and Dallas Maverick fans are “rowdy, proud and loud,” Wesleyan has its own group of sports fanatics: the Blu Cru. Founded and funded by the Student Government Association, the Blu Cru is compris...

By: Conner Howell

Traveling on her own for the first time, Wesleyan student Ruqayyah Chamseddine joined more than 1,300 other activists to experience the political and social chaos that has engulfed the region in and around the Gaza Strip as members of the first Gaza Freed...

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In honor of National Transgender Day of Remembrance the Gay-Straight Alliance invited Wesleyan students on Nov. 11 to enjoy pizza and drinks as they listened to guest speakers Eli Cumpton and Joe Seagull talk about their experiences a...

By: John Liontos

Change has been a keyword in the last few years for Eli Cumpton, a senior pre-law and religion major at Texas Wesleyan. It's not the kind of change that people expect, but that doesn't matter to Cumpton. Before Eli, there was Elizabeth, a woman who knew ...

By: Conner Howell

The Open-Mic Night was hosted through the joint efforts of the Zeta Phi Beta sorority, Aries Literary Journal, and Sigma Tau Delta English Honors Society. The event saw a mixture of skits, poetry readings and songs themed with love, r...

By: Stephanie Mejia

With the smell of Thanksgiving turkey and mashed potatoes right around the corner, Wesleyan students look ahead to the season of Christmas trees, lights and gift giving. As finals approach, Texas Wesleyan students look forward to the holiday break as an...

By: Josephine Okoth

Wesleyan students seek a chance to better the world by joining the Invisible Children organization. Invisible Children is a global organization working to stop the civil war in Uganda and the forced enlistment of child soldiers. “It seeks to end th...