Texas Parks and Wildlife Department operates Cooper Lake State Park, located near Commerce, Cooper and Sulphur Springs, which offers a wide variety of amenities for people who want to get...
An animal rescue supply drive will be hosted by the Texas A&M University-Commerce First Year Leadership Class for Off the Chain Rescue April 5-9.
The supply drive is a campus-wide...
In honor of Black History Month, the Student Government Association has passed legislation that will ensure that Black history will continue to be honored and celebrated.
Introduced and authored by...
The Black Student Union is a cultural organization at Texas A&M University-Commerce that serves Black and African American students and faculty.
Primarily, their goal is to enhance educational...
From the Office of the VP for Student Success & Dean of Students:
Please be advised that the Texas A&M University-Commerce Student Service Fee Advisory Committee will hold meetings to review...
John Parsons, Co-Editor in Chief
• February 14, 2021
Texas A&M University-Commerce woke to a strange white substance on the ground with temperatures in the teens.
The 9:30 a.m. temperature was 18 degrees with a wind chill of 3 degrees....
Meeting a dating partner online has become an increasingly common thing in the 21st century with apps like Tinder, Bumble and Match.com having more than two million users.
In a world where meeting someone...
Jupiter and Saturn – the two biggest planets in our solar system – will appear within 0.1º of each other during the hours of darkness Dec. 21 for the first time since before dawn March 4, 1226.
The...
Texas A&M University-Commerce held graduation ceremonies Dec. 11 and 12. There were 39 doctoral graduates, 565 masters/specialist graduates and 805 undergraduates for a total of 1409. Dr. Mark...
The East Texan recognizes the value our veterans bring to Texas A&M University-Commerce.
The many students, faculty and staff who have served in our nation’s military bring diverse experiences...
Hailey Byrd, Writer/Photographer
• October 19, 2020
Staff Sgt. Jason Morgan, former special operations combat meteorologist, visited Texas A&M University-Commerce Oct. 15 to tell his powerful story to students of the “Must Love Dogs” class of Dr....
The Student Government Association was looking to improve student and University Police Department relationships with Sociable Slices.
Meghan Carlee, chair, Campus Safety...
The Outdoor Adventure Center will host a moonlight kayaking event April 20 from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Cain Sports Complex pond.
This event is open to anyone who has always...
Morris Recreation Center will host a flag football tournament April 19 to 22 at Cain Sports Complex.
Each team will get a minimum of two games and will be comprised of...
