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10 things to do for spooky season
Graphic showing how alcohol can affect different body systems.
Alcohol Awareness: Get Informed
Brian Enevoldsen, the managing director of the WT Enterprise Center, shares information about the Enterprize challenge in his office after a recent orientation.
Local businesses compete for a share of $500,000
iPhone 8 and later iPhones will receive the iOS 16 update, bringing lock screen customization.
Apple updates product line with safety in mind
Amarillo runs on Coffee
Amarillo runs on Coffee
ASO President, Victory Suobite
WTAMU’s African Students Organization president: Victory Suobite
The Multicultural Centers lounge has multiple chairs, a TV and a bar with a whiteboard for artwork or mathematical equations, Thursday, Dec. 4, 2019.
Multicultural Center brings diversity closer to the students
A decorative wall for photo shoots, Thursday, Nov. 21, 2019.
Vietnamese culture night promotes international appreciation
Spanish film festival shows Devils Backbone
Spanish film festival shows Devil’s Backbone
Photo courtesy of the WTAMU Theatre Department The cast of this years production of Our Town, a small portion of the talent found in WTAMUs Fine Arts Department, featuring two of the students accepted into IPAI.
Fine arts students aim for international opportunity
Pat White, from left, Val White, Betty Solis and Col. Steven McCraw were honored Saturday as West Texas A&M University Distinguished Alumni as part of ongoing Homecoming Week activities.
WT Salutes 4 Distinguished Alumni as Homecoming Week Continues
WT’s Great Books Series to Delve into Amarillo Native George Saunders’ ‘Pastoralia’
WT’s Great Books Series to Delve into Amarillo Native George Saunders’ ‘Pastoralia’
Award-Winning Filmmaker to Present Art Exhibition ‘Lost Moments’ at WT
Award-Winning Filmmaker to Present Art Exhibition ‘Lost Moments’ at WT
WT’s KWTS 91.1 Celebrates 50 Years on Air with Format Shift, Return of Alums During Homecoming
The first group of recipients of the Judy Fugate Lady Buff Scholarship met with Fugate, center, during a special Sept. 27 luncheon in the Fairly Group Club at Bain-Schaeffer Buffalo Stadium. Student-athletes who won the scholarships are, from left, Reagan Matacale, Alyssa Campbell, Antonella Periotti Omisolo, Emma Patterson, Elliot Harrison, Jayla Burgess and Emilee Wilson.
First Recipients of Fugate Lady Buff Scholarships Named from Each WT Women’s Sports Teams
Andy Rivas stares at the camera.
Agriculture is Diversity
Emma Smith dancing at a Wesley party
Behind the major with Emma Smith: Faith as the driving force for life
Tearanee Lockhart (right) poses with the Black Student Union float for the 2021 Homecoming parade.
Behind the major with Tearanee’ Lockhart: Communication leads to the breaking of barriers
The Harrington Academic Hall, Amarillo Center sits on Tyler street in Downtown Amarillo as the meeting place for the Continuum of Care committee meeting location. (Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022)
Unhoused people feel the impact of WT
Katsina Cardenas. Photo provided by Katsina Cardenas
Behind the major with Katsina Cardenas: Respecting the land
Students take part in the stampede and rush the football field.
WT welcomes a new football tradition
The Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games has come to a close
The Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games has come to a close
OP/ED Sports and how it has been gendered
OP/ED Sports and how it has been gendered
WT students and Brianna Jarrett, a mix of skiers and snowboarders, throw up the Buffs hand sign after an enjoyable trip at Wolf Creek Ski area, Pagosa Springs,CO.
WT Rec Sports gives students the opportunity to try winter sports
WTAMU marked game ball
WTAMU ends football season in a win
A pedestrian oriented street offers new ways for the game sims to interact without the need for cars. The new large glass pavilion provides a third place for the sims to relax.
Cities: Skylines, get a new perspective
image by Rob Owen-Wahl from Pixabay
‘Don’t Worry Darling’ the fiasco of pop culture
iPhone 8 and later iPhones will receive the iOS 16 update, bringing lock screen customization.
Apple updates product line with safety in mind
The Song of Achilles: Fate, love and glory
‘The Song of Achilles’: Fate, love and glory
Photo from Adobe Stock
Book and movie review: ‘Redeeming Love’
Students frustrated by parking situation during football season
Students frustrated by parking situation during football season
Katelynn Kenyon reviews work at the Testing and Tutoring Services in the Classroom Center. Photo taken March 9, 2022.
WT receives millions in endowments while student workers miss out
NEMA Meeting
Wesley Fall Retreat
West Texas A&M played Texas A&M International on Tuesday March 2 at 1:00 p.m.
The Dust Devils kick where it counts
Ronny Jackson, representative for WT and Texas Congressional District 13 speaks during CPAC Texas 2022 conference at Hilton Anatole. (Aug. 6, 2022)
OP/ED WT and the support of a white supremacist, in 2022
Lemons for sale in the Canyon, TX Walmart Supercenter
Food deserts in the Panhandle area, 2005-2022
image by Rob Owen-Wahl from Pixabay
‘Don’t Worry Darling’ the fiasco of pop culture
Jon Revett, Wide Open Spaces
Faculty arts show, “how we spent our summer”
HelloFresh is an online food subscription service that sends you ingredients to your doorstep with step-by-step instructions on how to cook a meal.
Say Hello to a new Fresh way to cook
Student Press Freedom Day 2022
Student Press Freedom Day 2022
Jeffrey Williams depicted in his graduation announcements.
Op/Ed: Two years in a flash, or how I somehow earned a minor
Students live in a society where they are told more is better. With this kind of thinking, its easy to become overwhelmed.
OP/ED: Negative effects of a heavy workload
The Prairie News image
University traditions: the big ‘whoop’ and 11 others
While many social groups have become more diverse and open, there still seems to be some negative views connected to the church.
Op/Ed: Religion on campus
F1rstgen at WT: My personal experience as a first generation college student
F1rstgen at WT: My personal experience as a first generation college student
Photo display of the missing victims of the ferry attack
Three years since the Sewol-ho Ferry
Mick Jenkins
Mick Jenkins
Stuff You Should Hear Because...
Stuff You Should Hear Because…
The Rey Theory
The Rey Theory
Help in the midst of a mental health crisis
The Road of Life
The Bottom Line About Borrowing
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May 6, 2022

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