A recent book called The Rise of Women concludes that women are outpacing men in education, but making less money in the workplace. They are obtaining the same degrees that males do upon graduating...

Aspiring graphic design artists and faculty members gathered Thursday evening at 5 p.m. in the Cornette Library for a reception of the Breda Poster Festival. The poster festival has sparked creative...

Ticket collectors greeted everyone entering with excitement-filled smiles to the Thursday night performance of Circus Gatti. Once you gained access to the night’s show, there was an even bigger surprise...

The idea of concealed carry on a university campus is not a new one, but it has instigated an actively new organization on the WTAMU campus called Buffs for Concealed Carry. Travis Brown, sophomore...

Nelly’s Echo, season three contestant on The Voice and a self-published music artist, will be playing a concert on WTAMU‘s campus on Tuesday, Jan. 29. Nelson Emokpae currently has two albums out....

On Thursday night, Jan. 17, the cast of Almost, Maine received a standing ovation for their 7:30 performance. “It just got me hooked the first time I read it,” Julia Rucker, Musical Theatre...

Nov. 3 marked the second birth of a cloned calf to WTAMU, who has partnered with the company Viagen, rancher Jason Abraham and local veterinarian Dr. Gregg Veneklasen to make this possible. The...

Over a hundred people will be provided with a meal on behalf of the WTAMU Residence Hall Association and the Feed-A-Friend program on Nov. 13. Students who live on campus are allowed to donate one...

Jacob Warrin, local artist and Amarillo Independent School District employee, was a guest speaker at the Impact Futures town hall meeting on prescription drug abuse. The meeting started at 7 p.m. on...

The Delta Zeta sorority of WTAMU will be holding their first color run at the Buffalo Sports Park on Oct. 27. The 1.6-mile race will begin at 9 a.m. The entry fee for the race is $10 and participants...