By: Jonathan Resendez

Wesleyan’s school of business is vying for contention with business schools worldwide. A member of the Accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business since 2007, Wesleyan’s business school began the rigorous process o...

By: Melissa Bates

Texas Wesleyan had a record turnout for student body elections on April 15 and 16. Heath Scott, president of the student government association, said he’s pleased with the number of students who voted. “We set record numbers,” Scott sa...

By: Jonathan Resendez

Not three blocks from Wesleyan, the Internationally Renowned Beauty Academy bustles with activity. Babies cry while receiving their first haircut as a dozen cosmetology students try to hone their craft. The phone never stops ringing at the IRBA. Linda M...

By: Rambler Staff

After a decade at Wesleyan, Dr. Harold Jeffcoat announced April 23 that he will retire from his position as president of the university June 1, 2010. Jeffcoat plans on returning to teach humanities and European Union law after taking a one-year sabbatica...

By: Rambler Staff

After a decade of service, Dr. Harold Jeffcoat announced today he will retire from his position as president of Texas Wesleyan University on June 1, 2010. Jeffcoat intends to return to teaching at Wesleyan after a one-year sabbatical, according to a pres...

By: Jonathan Resendez

The odder the title, the bigger the turnout. Two students and a professor presented “Nuts, Sluts and Perverts, Part II” to a packed room as  part of Wesleyan’s University College Day. The three-part presentation covered child mole...

By: Melissa Bates

Texas Wesleyan will offer a degree in criminal justice beginning June 1. Currently, criminal justice is an emphasis offered under the sociology major. “We needed the new criminal justice degree to improve the marketability of our students,” ...

By: Conner Howell

Students can save 50 percent or more off their new textbooks when they rent them from the Wesleyan bookstore starting next fall. Wesleyan recently signed on with the organization Rent-A-Text to offer the rental program to students. “The pilot stor...

By: Jonathan Resendez

The results are in: Wesleyan student housing is in need of a facelift. In early March, the university hired a team of consultants to find a way to increase revenue from student housing with a focus on Wesleyan Village. “We felt like we needed an e...

By: Eunice Nicholson

April 16 marks the third anniversary of the Virginia Tech massacre, where a student shot and killed more than 30 people, including himself. But out of this tragedy, an idea designed to save lives was born. The PushtoAlert (PTA) phone application puts per...

By: Melissa Bates

Texas Wesleyan’s career services office is trying to help parolees get back into the job market. Sherri Mata, director of career services, was asked to give a presentation at an Offender Employment Specialist conference where she discussed the bene...

By: Melissa Bates

Texas Wesleyan started its mentorship program in spring 2005 with the hopes of keeping students in school and focused. It began as a program for students fresh out of high school who were coming to Wesleyan feeling lost and overwhelmed. In fall 2008 it ...

By: Jonathan Resendez

In the last three months, thieves have burglarized more cars on Texas Wesleyan property than all of last year combined. The 2009 campus security report showed six burglaries for the year. As of April 8, 2010, thieves have burglarized 10 cars by shatterin...

By: Melissa Bates

College days are supposed to be full of good fun and care-free days … at least in the movies. But Dr. Lisa Hensley thinks something may be going overlooked. The Wesleyan psychology professor is conducting a multi-campus study to look at bereavemen...

By: Rambler Staff

The Rambler won 14 awards at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association conference in Kerrville on March 27, more than twice what the newspaper won in 2009. The entire staff received honorable mentions for general Web site excellence and on-site best of...

By: Melissa Bates

Career services and Wesleyan students are helping to feed the hungry children in Fort Worth. A drop station is located in the career services center for Snack Sacks, a program that provides food for Fort Worth elementary students in need. Snack Sacks is ...

By: Jonathan Resendez

Students who long to live in affordable apartments near Wesleyan may get their wish as early as fall of next year. TownSite, a Fort Worth real estate development firm, is negotiating a deal with the university to build studio and townhouse-style apartmen...

By: Jonathan Resendez

Faculty members are encouraging students to visit with their advisers before Easter break begins April 1. Registration for summer and fall classes begins the following Monday, April 5. Advising for the summer and fall semesters began March 22 and will co...

By: Melissa Bates

Texas Wesleyan University is hosting the 22nd annual Expanding Your Horizons in Science and Mathematics conference for middle school girls. The conference will include hands-on activities in workshops presented by professional women in the fields of scien...

By: Jonathan Resendez

Texas Wesleyan’s Student Government Association will soon join the ranks of more than 900 other student government bodies in the American Student Government Association. In a 12 to two vote, Wesleyan’s SGA voted in favor of paying $534 for a ...