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Flags strewn along the Claudia Stepp Amphitheater as part of an event held by the Latinx Student Association (LSA). Cultural student organizations such as the LSA are particularly threatened by the federal government's DEI orders.

How Texas Wesleyan University receives the removal of DEI

Mica Magday May 5, 2025

Bertie Gardner, the assistant director of students and activities, previously titled as the director of student diversity and inclusion programs, has felt the full force of the Trump administration’s...

Save the Earth—buy second-hand: 4 local Fort Worth thrift stores that won't break the bank

Save the Earth—buy second-hand: 4 local Fort Worth thrift stores that won’t break the bank

Kennedy Black, Content Producer May 4, 2025

For college students, it can be a bit difficult to maintain personal style while maintaining a budget. As the days creep by, prices continuously rise, and if you want a good piece that’s ethically sourced...

The blog's latest article details President Dr. Emily Messer's journey, background and present ambitions.

President Emily Messer, TxWes marketing and communications office boot up new blog

Thomas Parsons, Co-Broadcast Director May 3, 2025

Texas Wesleyan University President Dr. Emily Messer announced a new blog in collaboration with the marketing and communications department aimed to better reach the community on and off campus.   As...

 Lot E suffers from faded parking lines, missing directional signs, and no posted map; leaving students confused about where to park.

When ‘Smaller’ Stops Being Smarter: The Parking Challenge

Camila Nguyen, Content Producer May 2, 2025

At Texas Wesleyan University, we pride ourselves on the "Smaller. Smarter." experience — a promise of personal attention, close community ties and an environment where every student matters. But lately,...

Hunter Heart (center), the play's lead, rehearses a scene alongside other student actors. [Photo courtesy Jacob Sanchez]

Theatre Wesleyan raises over $15k to put on spring musical amid funding freezes

Kehinde Hopkins, Editor-in-Chief April 25, 2025

“Pippin”, Texas Wesleyan University’s 70th musical, premiered on April 24, overcoming several financial hurdles.    To commemorate the historic milestone, which denotes the longest running college...

Kayla Wildy and Estery Uragu sell baked goods on the first floor of the Martin University Center to fundraise for their upcoming mission trip to New York.

Students fundraise for upcoming mission trip

Jaelin Ornelas, Content Producer April 8, 2025

Texas Wesleyan students Kayla Wildy and Estery Uragu are proving that where there’s a will, there’s a way. The two friends are taking fundraising into their own hands as they work to raise money for...

The title card of Democracy Matters plays during its theme song at the beginning of each episode.

Video series, ‘Democracy Matters’, produced at Texas Wesleyan, brings history to life through edutainment

Kehinde Hopkins, Editor-in-Chief March 28, 2025

“Democracy Matters”, a fast-paced educational video series made to supplement high school curriculum, is being filmed at Texas Wesleyan.   Amidst the political turmoil which characterizes our current...

Reverend Yevette Christy addresses the audience of TxWes students, faculty and staff at the 23rd annual Faye C. Goostree Women's Symposium.

Rev. Yevette Christy details sexual abuse, the way forward at Goostree Women’s Symposium

Jaelin Ornelas, Content Producer March 24, 2025

The 23rd annual Faye C. Goostree Women's Symposium, with alumna Rev. Yevette Christy ’09 as the keynote speaker, was held in Paul and Judy Andrews Hall on March 11.  Sharing her inspiring story with the...

Vroom Vroom! Sophomore mass communication major Kayla Wildy not only had a spring pink in her top, but her homemade sporty belt pulled even more colors out for a bright day.

Rambler Runway: Spring has sprung through Texas Wesleyan students’ style 

Kennedy Black, Content Producer March 14, 2025

Officially past Daylight-Savings Time and just a few days shy of the start of spring break; the evenings are growing longer, and wardrobes are beginning to rotate.   Ditching the art of bundling...

Volunteers Nicholas Dima and Keziah Selby hold signs in front of the Martin Center horseshoe, urging oncoming cars to stop for free groceries.

First Annual Hope 4 Kids Spring Health Fair serves over 200 families

Jaelin Ornelas, Content Producer March 11, 2025

On March 8, Hope 4 Kids hosted its inaugural Spring Health Fair on the TxWes campus.   The 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. event offered free groceries to students and the local community. Various organizations provided...

Participants listen intently to immigration lawyer Rosa Maria Berdeja as she informs them on immigration law.

Latinx Student Association provides community, insight through immigration law workshop

Kehinde Hopkins, Editor-in-Chief March 11, 2025

The Latinx Student Association (LSA) hosted an immigration law workshop led by TxWes alumni and immigration lawyer Rosa Maria Berdeja on March 6.   Hosted in Bragan Hall, Berdeja informed the audience...

Texas Wesleyan celebrates Women’s History Month with art, community, empowerment

Alexis Bernal, Co-Broadcast Director March 10, 2025

Texas Wesleyan organizations hosted an International Women's Day Festival, a celebration for students and faculty to honor International Women’s History Month, on March 4 in the West Library.  Local...

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