WTAMU Agricultural Education majors team up with freshmen in an effort to learn more about livestock and leadership as they prepare for The Little International stock show. Approximately 145 students...

“Give back. Create change. Help others.” Student Body President Tim Vela told freshmen to follow in the footsteps of Somaly Mam, author of The Road of Lost Innocence, during his Freshman Convocation...

Let us know your opinion at [email protected]. Sometimes we do not get the grades that we expected. We go through our graded evaluations and realize where we could have done it better. Other...

The Residence Hall Association sponsored the annual marshmallow roast, Tuesday Oct. 5, 2010, at the bonfire site. WT students enjoyed a warm fire while they roasted marshmallows. Marshmallows, chocolate...

More than 70 people attended the H.D. Studio dedication on Thursday. The dedication started at 11:30 a.m. with Maroon Productions showcasing the use of the equipment. Bob Hudgins, director of the Texas...

Some students look for a part-time job during their studies at WTAMU. Career Services helps students solve most of their job issues, find part-time jobs, full- time jobs and internships. Steve Sellars,...

Not all students need to take a core math class once they reach college; however, some students do need at least one. To help students be successful in their math classes, WTAMU offers virtual and...

The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum is giving away a trip for two to Paris, France. The PPHM has come up with a way to get more people involved in museum events, while including an added bonus of...

Freshman Convocation, Oct. 7, is the culmination of the shared first year Readership WTAMU experience as students get to hear the readership author speak. Kendra Campbell, director of First Year Experience,...

During the hardships of World War II, professors and students from WTAMU went off to battle. Money became significantly harder to attain. Rationing was life. As Dr. Marty Kulhman, associate professor...