A majority of classes in the upcoming Spring 2022 semester will be conducted online for the first two and a half weeks to combat the possibility of spreading the Covid-19 variant Omicron on campus. In...

This is a reminder flyer found on campus for students to wear masks. Vaccines, masks and Covid-19 are hot topics for students and faculty on campus this semester. Recently,...

Senior general business major Devyn Teague hosts the "Spreading Positivity" sidewalk chalk event. Photo by Hannah Onder Student organizations came together Thursday afternoon to create a walk of positivity...

Growing up hearing horror stories about college graduates struggling to find work during the 2008 recession, I wasn’t confident that I’d have much better luck as an upcoming graduate in the middle...

From the perspective of a returning, first-generation college sophomore: Sophomore exercise science major Cindy Flores’s most memorable part of her move-in day experience for fall 2020 was receiving...

Texas Wesleyan University's annual President's Picnic moved locations for a second time in a row this time in response to COVID-19 to Zoom. In August 2019, the welcome-back event moved to the Nick and...

Sweaty palms? Tightness in chest? Lack of motivation? No desire to bathe? Many students who struggle with anxiety and depression experience these common symptoms, sometimes more during this Coronavirus...

David Cook is a Texas Wesleyan graduate with a dilemma: He is the mayor of Mansfield, which has had the ZIP code with the most cases of COVID-19 in Tarrant County since the end of March. Mansfield’s...

Priority registration deadlines for summer and fall 2020 are still on track for their regular dates even with the COVID-19 virus. To comply with the City of Fort Worth’s “Stay Home, Work Safe” order,...