Christian Aleman, News Editor
April 21, 2017
Filed under Features
The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Texas A&M University – Commerce has around 20 chapters spanning four councils and the Rising Organization of Señoritas Aspiring Sisterhood (R.O.S.A.S.), plans to add another option. R.O.S.A.S, the interest group for Sigma Lambda Alpha Sorority,...
Todd Kleiboer, Web Editor
April 11, 2017
Filed under Features
Since his start in the Student Government Association (SGA), outgoing president William Horton has seen two university presidents lead the university, two SGA presidents, and many problems that needed correcting, and with his term expiring in August, he looked back on his experiences. “During my junior year...
Acacia Munoz, Staff Reporter
April 7, 2017
Filed under Features, News
As the leaves start growing on trees, grass turns green, and bluebonnets bloom in North Texas, allergies begin to increase and not everyone is able to fully enjoy the springtime weather. Allergies occur when an individual’s immune system sees a substance as harmful and overreacts to it. Symptoms...
Todd Kleiboer, Web Editor
April 6, 2017
Filed under Features
With spring in full swing and summer around the hot, humid corner, the growing season for multiple fruits and vegetables is open. Gardeners at the newly revived Commerce Community Garden behind the First United Methodist Church are taking advantage of it. “Here in Texas, we're lucky,” Serve Team...
Christian Aleman, News Editor
April 5, 2017
Filed under Features
The Office of Residential Living and Learning at Texas A&M University – Commerce has recently become more involved with sustainability around the university and the Commerce community. Recent involvement has ranged from updated recycling amenities, hands-on and educational programs, and attending...
Evangelina Morales, Staff Reporter
March 20, 2017
Filed under A&E, Features
The Mayo Review commemorated their 52nd annual issue this semester. Published students attended the event and had the opportunity to read their poems to the audience. The Mayo Review launch event took place at the Hall of Languages and was open to students, staff, faculty, and anyone who wanted to ...
Isabella Garcia, Staff Reporter
March 3, 2017
Filed under Features
One World Center organization is a non-profit research program where they teach people the importance of motivation and empowerment to fight against poverty and climate change all over the world. They offer two programs called Bike for Change, which allows people to probe the sources and impressions...
Spencer Nelson, Staff Reporter
March 3, 2017
Filed under Features, Student Life
Incoming freshman have a chance to see if biology is what they want to pursue in their college career. The Biology department of Texas A&M University-Commerce has the summer program, BioPride Bootcamp, offered to incoming freshmen. This program is a four day orientation for biology and environmental...
Acacia Munoz, Staff Reporter
March 2, 2017
Filed under Features, Student Life
In Spanish The month of March is more than just March Madness for faithful Catholic believers, it is an opportunity to grow in faith as the Lent season begins. “Lent for my family and I is a time of repentance, fasting, and preparation for Easter,” Jackie Oyervides, freshman at Texas A&M Un...
Acacia Munoz, Staff Reporter
February 2, 2017
Filed under Features
Located on the corner of Wesley and Lee Street in downtown Greenville, Texas stands The Force Boxing, the boxing gym belonging to former professional boxer Jerry LaMoore. LaMoore began his amateur career in 1964. Before he could even imagine it, his career began to excel. He first won the Open Divison...
Eva Morales, Staff Reporter
February 1, 2017
Filed under Features, News
Every year, the Southwest Model Arab League (MAL) conference takes place in a different university, but this year Texas A&M University-Commerce has the honor of hosting this event. The MAL was establishing in 1983. It is an educational program where students learn about the history of the Arab...
Manuel Ramirez, Staff Reporter
January 26, 2017
Filed under Features, Music
Located on the second floor of the Hall of Languages, is the office of Liberal Studies professor: Dr. Brad Klypchak. Raised in a small town in Illinois, Klypchak pursued various degrees from electrical engineering and psychology before finally majoring in Sports Psychology at the University of Illinois....
Manuel Ramirez, Movie Critic
You know how the first movie in a Horror franchise turns out to be the best of the bunch while everything else goes down the drain. Just look at the countless sequels and re...
Manuel Ramirez, Movie Critic
I’m just going to come out and say it, I was never impressed by Guardians of the Galaxy. With the exception of Groot (voiced by Vin Diesel) and Drax (Dave Bautista), the guar...
Lily Ngel, Special Contributor
Yes, I said it, feminism needs an update. Feminism has done its job in the past and worked for the most part, but this new generation of young American needs something...
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