The eight deaths in the March 19 Atlanta massage business shooting and its reason highlight a disturbing issue with the mistreatment and fetishizing of Asian women in America.
These are not the first...
Almost a year after Covid-19’s first outbreak in March 2020, there appears to finally be some hope.
There was a widespread panic around the world; grocery store shelves were empty, restaurants were...
The first presidential debate was a travesty in and of itself with President Trump discussing Joe Biden's son, an unrelated topic, and Biden telling Trump to shut up.
Did these things make you question...
Hailey Byrd, Writer/Photographer
• October 19, 2020
Amidst the chaos and hate in the world, Texas A&M University-Commerce honors college has announced they are in the fight to end racism.
Dr. Ray Green, dean, honors college, sent out an email on...
I picked up my sister’s orchestra music sheets the other day. It always feels odd to return to your alma mater, especially as an alumnus. I am very familiar with my high school; the all-brick exterior,...
Brianna Patt, Senior Reporter
• September 16, 2020
In light of the political discourse around the Black Lives Matter movement, there appears to be a need for a discussion about why there was such a harsh reaction to recent incidents.
Conservative...
On this day 19 years ago, the people of the United States spent a terrifying day glued to their television sets.
People watched the world that we knew fall apart. No one would have thought how that...
May 15 marked the day Netflix brought back to many households one of (if not the) best western cartoon, Avatar: The Last Airbender. This show skyrocketed up to #1 Most Watched Show on their platform. They...
After the shooting incident on campus, the question of safety on campus and specifically in residence halls has bubbled up in my mind.
While the shooting that took place was (from everything that...
It is a new year, a new decade, a new semester at school. Some students are returning to further their academic pursuits while some students are embarking on their first semesters and their first steps...
Commuting is one of the most common ways to save money while going to college. I commuted from my home 15 minutes ago, but I know friends that drive an hour to get to their classes. So, when we pay $60...
On Wednesday Dec. 18, President Trump was impeached on two articles: one for obstruction of Congress and another for abuse of power according to AP news. Within all of this debate, there is the question...
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...
