The Morton Fitness Center at Texas Wesleyan has a wide variety of options for people of any fitness level to start a workout plan. Morton is located between the Brown-Lupton Campus Center/Food Court and the Polytechnic United Methodist Church. It is open Monday through Sunday with varying hours. It has

Beginning in June, Debra Maloy, assistant director of the Nursing Anesthesia program, will become director of the department. After a national search, Maloy, who was one of three finalists, was chosen. Maloy has served as a professor and assistant director of the program for nine years. She said the program

Rolandra West rdwest@txwes.edu The end of another semester slowly approaches Texas Wesleyan students and professors as they prepare for final exams. The Ram Parent Association and New Student Programs are aiming to help aide students during finals week with Student Survival Kits. They are on sale for $5 including delivery

I’d love to say my time at Wesleyan has been all rainbows and unicorns — that there have been hardly any bumps in the long road of working for The Rambler and completing the post bachelor’s program I applied for in early 2010. However, that’s just not the case. There have been

There are many types of bullying. Types include emotional, verbal, physical, social exclusion, indirect, relational and cyber bullying. Many might think of a big, tall, mean, huge young child pushing down someone in the playground. However, bullying extends past the childhood and the adolescent stage. This also goes to types

It’s about that time again. The school year is almost over, which means the summer is just around the corner. But before we start partying and going crazy — that also means it’s time for exams. I know most of us, myself included, are not looking forward to these days. It almost

Tristian Evans Tkevans1098@txwes.edu More than 30 students attended an April 13 meeting of the Black Student Association to reignite the organization that had failed in the past due to lack of involvement. Dr. Julia Ballenger, associate professor in the School of Education, said in the past the BSA was very