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Buffs handle swine at Rodeo Austin

Maddox Nite, Multimedia Reporter
April 22, 2024

West Texas A&M University’s Paul Engler College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences took 25 agriculture students to organize, plan and participate in the youth swine show at Rodeo Austin Livestock...

Calling all students: upcoming student government elections

Maddox Nite, Multimedia Reporter
April 10, 2024

The Student Government Association (SGA) at West Texas A&M University will soon hold elections for a number of positions for the 2024-2025 school year. Candidacy forms have closed, meaning no one...

Career Skills Studios: start building a career today

Maddox Nite, Multimedia Reporter
April 4, 2024

The Career Skills Studio events by West Texas A&M University’s Office of Career and Professional Development are a series of lectures in which students can learn skills valuable to planning and achieving...

WT writes creatively with the Legacy journal

Maddox Nite, Multimedia Reporter
March 27, 2024

The Legacy, West Texas A&M University’s creative writing journal, provides an outlet for students to create, write and submit their works for publication. The Legacy periodically hosts events;...

WT research fair provides a forum for ideas

Maddox Nite, Multimedia Reporter
March 19, 2024

On March 7, West Texas A&M University faculty and students presented their research from the past year at the annual Faculty Research Poster Session. In the Cornette Library, the research was put...

Students how to: midterms and spring break

Maddox Nite, Multimedia Reporter
March 6, 2024

As the semester draws to a close, students begin preparing for midterms and spring break. Two West Texas A&M University students shared study tips and break plans. “I would honestly say, prepare...

Go out and vote: the right and responsibility

Maddox Nite, Multimedia Reporter
February 28, 2024

As 2024 is a presidential election year, the poll locations will face heavy traffic, with some in attendance voting for the first time. For those of voting age, the primary election for the 13th congressional...

WT in need of Active Minds: Mental health on campus

Maddox Nite, Multimedia Reporter
February 20, 2024

West Texas A&M University is facing a mental health crisis; the Active Minds chapter wants to combat it. According to WT's chapter adviser, Active Minds is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting...

How WT celebrates Valentine’s day

Maddox Nite, Multimedia Reporter
February 13, 2024

At West Texas A&M University, holiday events can be a time to celebrate and take a break from the stresses of schoolwork, including Valentine’s Day. WT student organizations, Greek Life and the Theatre...

Dorms vs the weather: How on-campus living deals with the cold

Maddox Nite, Multimedia Reporter
February 9, 2024

Freezing temperatures swept over West Texas A&M University this winter, and students in residential halls felt the chill. The Office of Residential Living, located in Centennial Hall, handles all...

WT School of Music invited to perform at TMEA showcase

Maddox Nite, Multimedia Reporter
February 7, 2024

West Texas A&M University's Chorale Choir and Symphonic Band have been invited to perform at the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) showcase, which takes place Feb. 7 to 10 in San Antonio. TMEA...

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Maddox Nite, Multimedia Reporter

Buffs handle swine at Rodeo Austin

Calling all students: upcoming student government elections

Career Skills Studios: start building a career today

WT writes creatively with the Legacy journal

WT research fair provides a forum for ideas

Students how to: midterms and spring break

Go out and vote: the right and responsibility

WT in need of Active Minds: Mental health on campus

How WT celebrates Valentine’s day

Dorms vs the weather: How on-campus living deals with the cold

WT School of Music invited to perform at TMEA showcase