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Student Diversity and Inclusion celebrates TxWes diversity, community at Cultural Threads Showcase

Alexis Bernal, Content Producer November 4, 2024

Alexis Bernal covers the Cultural Threads Showcase hosted by the Student Diversity and Inclusion program that happened on Oct. 30, in the West Library. Students explored different cultures and celebrated...

Students attending were given packages with the basic materials needed to craft either mums or megaphones.

Students celebrate Homecoming with Mums, Megaphones 

Adain Lucio, Content Producer October 30, 2024

On Tuesday, Oct. 29, students were able to make mums or megaphones in celebration of homecoming.   This event, organized by Tamika Johnson’s Rams First mentoring program, was one of many small...

Students scan a QR code to begin the scavenger hunt around campus.

Texas Wesleyan students celebrate Halloween with spooky scavenger hunt 

Camila Nguyen, Content Producer October 30, 2024

Texas Wesleyan University students kicked off Halloween festivities with a campus-wide spooky scavenger hunt on Monday, October 28, at 6 p.m., hosted by the Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) under the leadership...

The Divine Nine organizations each bring a legacy of leadership, service, and academic excellence, offering students a chance to build a strong foundation of community both on and off-campus.

Texas Wesleyan brings The Divine Nine Experience to campus

Alexis Bernal, Content Producer October 23, 2024

On Oct. 17, Texas Wesleyan’s Student Affairs hosted The Divine Nine Experience in the Martin Center. Students had the chance to learn about each of the historically Black sororities and fraternities....

Risa Brown with the card of her new book Polytechnic Days: Texas Wesleyan’s Third Decade, 1910-1920. Photo courtesy Risa Brown

New Book Chronicles Texas Wesleyan University’s Early Years

Camila Nguyen, Content Producer October 18, 2024

Texas Wesleyan University’s early years come to life in Polytechnic Days: Texas Wesleyan’s Third Decade, 1910-1920, the latest book by West Library reference assistant Risa Brown, set to release...

Christen Duke, a sophomore majoring in psychology, and Bertie Gardener, assistant director for student diversity & inclusion program, offer student volunteer opportunities and refreshments at their table.

Texas Wesleyan’s Student Diversity & Inclusion Program hosts Volunteer Pop-Up Fair

Alexis Bernal, Content Producer October 18, 2024

The Student Diversity & Inclusion Program at Texas Wesleyan University held a volunteer pop-up fair in the Martin Center, providing students a chance to connect with local volunteer organizations and...

Dominic Garcia, freshmen business analytics major aims to score in a game of pool. “It has been a while since I played pool, but I thought I did better than I would have.”

West Village resident assistants throw pool tournament for residents

Thomas Parsons, Content Producer September 30, 2024

Two Wesleyan Resident Assistants (RAs) held a small but competitive pool tournament in the West Village Apartments clubhouse.   David Venegas, senior psychology major and RA, and Angelo Sanchez, first-year...

Junior liberal studies major Karina Orona Karina Orona (center) performs the Popoxcomitl [cleansing] on Latinx Heritage committee member Bertie Gardner (right).

Danza Azteca celebrates Indigenous culture 

Adain Lucio, Content Producer September 30, 2024

On Saturday, Sept.28, Texas Wesleyan hosted a showcase of Aztec cultural dances.   The event was a collaboration between the Texas Wesleyan Latinx Heritage Commitee and the Ollin Cuauhtli Danza...

Senior English major and Vice-President of Sigma Tau Delta, Cameron Dudzinski reads a passage from a banned book aloud to the first floor of the Martin University Center.

Sigma Tau Delta spreads awareness on banned books through open mic event 

Kehinde Hopkins, Content Producer September 30, 2024

Sigma Tau Delta hosted a banned book tabling and open mic on the first floor of the Martin University Center on Thursday, Sept. 26.  The event was in commemoration of banned book week—a week...

(From left) Reagan Fitzsimmons, first-year undecided major,  picks up trash while Jorge Rodriguez, women's beach volleyball player, and Mayara Swillens, junior exercise science major, assist her.

Trash Bash engages students, community 

Adain Lucio, Content Producer September 23, 2024

On Saturday, Sept. 21, students joined together with the community to help clean the area of the Trinity River.  Altogether, the Trinity Trash Bash saw around 100 people in attendance. The event...

Smiles are shared as students come out to join in the celebrations at the MUC birthday.

Martin University Center Turns 5 

Chiara Watson, Content Producer September 20, 2024

Campus celebrated the Martin University Center’s birthday at noon on Sept. 19.  Student affairs set up a table outside the building next to Kay Granger Mall to hand out cupcakes, party blowers...

At the end of the first Red Cross club meeting, the president Aidan Salazar introduced the first scheduled blood drive of the semester.

New Red Cross Club mobilizes students

Carla Salazar, Content Producer September 19, 2024

The Red Cross Club held its first meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 10 in the McFadden Science Center.  Junior exercise science major Aidan Salazar is president of the Red Cross Club. He was inspired by his...

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