By: Rachel Horton

Students gathered in the University mall on Sunday evening for an impromptu game of football in the mud. The rain has held steady over the weekend, trapping residents indoors. Happily, residents and commuters alike will experience a break f...

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For most of us, an 8 a.m. class is about as close as we get to torture. With the start of school, and those 8 a.m. classes, the current controversy over the interrogation tactics of the CIA is largely pushed into the background of our consciousness. But ...

By: Laurence J.S.

Who I am: I have many names; you can always pick one, or use them all. I go by Laurence J.S. in the professional world; my family calls me Larry or Uncle Larry (because I’m an uncle), and The Great One. Hey You, and That Fat Guy Over There are also...

By: Conner Howell

The Academic Success Center will offer a range of interactive workshops, counseling sessions, developmental programs and several other resources geared toward the academic and social success of Texas Wesleyan students. Melody Bell Fowler, director of stu...

By: Jonathan Resendez

With more room to sell everything from Wesleyan shirts to cell phones to tampons, the Texas Wesleyan bookstore continues to garner attention and business at its new location. The bookstore, located on the corner of Rosedale and Binkley, allows for a bigge...

By: Jonathan Resendez

Heat, humidity and even class times were not enough to prevent hundreds of students, faculty and alumna from attending the groundbreaking ceremony for the Jack and Jo Willa Morton Fitness Center. The 10,000 sq. ft. facility, the first of its kind at Wesle...

By: Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor, Does Intelligent Design present “empirical evidence, logical reasoning and experimental and observable testing?” As you point out in your article (No gorilla in my mirror, April 22), that is how Texas has decided to define sc...

By: Tiara Nugent

In the 1950s, the bright red-lipped, curvaceous Marilyn Monroe was deemed the world’s sex goddess – while wearing a size 12 dress. Today, women claiming a size eight are only acceptable as plus-size models. What kind of sick contortion ha...

By: Martin Garcia

    Millions of people suffer from it. Citizens across the globe live with the prevalent condition that has been deemed a growing health crisis by the United Nations: autism.     This month, campus sorority Alpha Xi Delta ann...

By: Eunice Nicholson

    Daphne Brookins believes in many things.  She believes in God, her family, the youth of Tarrant County and she believes in Texas Wesleyan University.     Her resume shows it. She’s currently the president of th...

By: Rene Edwards

    The School of Arts and Sciences will split into two schools – the School of Arts and Letters and the School of Sciences – in an attempt to organize and downsize the vast school where it currently stands.  The new change...

By: Bryce Wilkes

All the recent summer-ish weather has my head turning with visions of pools, beaches and all things tropical. Let’s just hope that someone whose head is turning from another cause doesn’t put a swift end to my sunshine schedule.   &n...

By: Martin Garcia

It’s no secret that the job market is tough right now. Every day headlines declare that unemployment rates continue to grow—in virtually every part of the country. So what does that mean for the class of 2009? Is the slate of available jobs go...

By: Ryan Authier

          Getting motivated to workout is not an easy task. However, when you’re getting graded for it, inspiration to sweat comes a bit easier. Although Wesleyan’s GEC no longer requires an activity cre...

By: Monique Nolly

In search of some cheap, cool fun, you could find yourself surfing Netflix this summer. But that begs the question: Which DVDs are worth your time and cash?  Doubt Doubt stars Meryl Streep as Sister Aloysius Beauvier, a strict, self-righteous Catholi...

By: Tiara Nugent

When the crickets chirp their songs as the summer heat peaks this August, and the school bells ring their student summons, one of Wesleyan’s most faithful and beloved professors will find himself outside the classroom for the first time since 1945....

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