Texas Wesleyan Language Company
With the spring semester here, Texas Wesleyan has had its arrival of new students. These include transfers and international students. For the international students, transitioning to the Wesleyan culture includes many types of support. One type of support that students among the international student population receives is language class. Students
Wesleyan’s emergency managment system not good enough
Colleges around the U.S. now use social media along with other outlets to tell to their students about events going on, whether it’s a mass gunman or school closures. When comparing social media like Facebook and Twitter to Wesleyan Emergency Management System) you need to look at who is actually
Hatton W. Sumners scholarship due Feb. 14th
For those students looking for extra scholarship for next year at Texas Wesleyan, look no further than the Hatton W. Sumners scholarship opportunities. There are certain qualifications for candidates. They must have at a 3.0 grade point average and priority majors include political science, history, pre-law and those who want
Medicating students could cause more harm than good: ADHD part 2
ADHD and the medications prescribed for it are a topic that interests more than 5,000,000-people across the United States. The National Alliance on Mental Health reported over 1000 patients with ADHD who committed suicide in 2010. But consumers will not find suicide listed on the Food and Drug Administration’s labeling for ADHD
Dr. Sean Stokes has Valentines advice for Texas Wesleyan students
Candies and flowers on Valentine’s Day is not the best way to convey love in a relationship. Dr. Sean Stokes, assistant professor of graduate counseling at Texas Wesleyan, gives some preliminary advice for Valentine’s Day. “First, have fun. Next, don’t forget to have fun when you are in a relationship” said Dr. Stokes. “Couples need to get to-know each other, aside
