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Wesleyan Talks Ep. 1: Body Shaming, Midterm Elections, Martin Student Center
We started a new series of talk shows called Wesleyan Talks where we discuss different topics both inside and outside Wesleyan. In this episode, we discussed body shaming, the 2018 midterm elections, and the new Martin Student Center.
Cooper secures hall director position for Stella Russell Hall
Residence Life has hired Alex Cooper as the new hall director for Stella Russell Hall. Cooper wrote in an email that she was born in Los Angeles and moved to Fort Worth at age 13. Cooper graduated from Tarleton State University with a master’s degree in August; while there she
Texas Pottery and Sculpture Guild brings “Meraki” show to Wesleyan
Texas Wesleyan’s Bernice Coulter Templeton Art Studio hosts the pottery show “Meraki,” which is Greek for ‘soul, creativity, or love.’ The show is from a group of artists called Texas Pottery and Sculpture Guild and it began on Nov. 3 and will run through Dec. 7, according to txwes.edu. According to
Lady Rams return to nationals for second year in a row
The Lady Rams volleyball team got the news on Nov. 10 that they would be playing in the opening round of the NAIA National Tournament this weekend. The team plays McPherson College in McPherson, Kan. The time of the game is yet to be determined, according to ramsports.net. The team’s
Ben’s Triple B slated to open spring 2019
Construction on the Ben’s Triple B: Biscuits, Burgers and Brews restaurant will begin by the end of the fall semester, according to Executive Director of Facilities Brian Franks. “Ben’s Triple B’s has an approved building permit and we should expect construction to start within the next few weeks,” Franks said in October, adding that the restaurant is
common ground meeting draws variety of student organizations
The Gay-Straight Alliance, the Black Student Association, and the Young Conservatives of Texas held a Common Ground meeting Wednesday at Lou’s Place. The organizers were Young Conservatives member Nick Davis, a 20-year-old junior political science major; GSA Vice President Alana James, a 21-year-old history major; and BSA President Anthony Harper
FASFA moves to mobile with new app
Financial aid for students is now available at the tips of their fingers. The U.S. Department of Education released a mobile app, which allows students to fill out a free application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA. Texas Wesleyan Financial Aid Counselor Laura Smith said the app is called myStudentAid
