Criminal justice students preserve, protect and defend
Billy Powers, a former corrections officer at the James V. Allred Unit, located four miles northwest of Wichita Falls, spent 12 hours a day for six...
By Alyssa Biere
More than 200 students received the opportunity to interact with 19 companies on the local and state level March 26 at the Business Networking Career Fair.
This was the first fair...
Engineering student creates new job-seeking software
Getting a job after graduation is no easy feat. Eric Binnion, 24, a junior in the Engineering Department, recognized several flaws in job-search...
As students are adjusting to life after spring break, some students spent their vacation giving back to the Wichita Falls community.
From March 11 to March 13 several students pursuing different careers,...
Alumnus finds works at local nature center
For Jon Horry, a 2010 graduate in psychology and sociology, the River Bend Nature Center is more than an 18-acre facility with a mission to connect Texas...
Tuesday March 5, the Counseling Center, in collaboration with other departments, held an event for students to have a safe and enjoyable Spring Break.
According to Reagan Foster, counselor at the...
Chapters credit better study habits for higher grade averages
Assistant Director of Student Development and Orientation Kevin Bazner said the emphasis on academics has been increased along with individual...
Senior art major to showcase photos from summer in New York
The Juanita & Ralph Harvey School of Visual Arts will hold an opening for Kerri Dawn Carter, senior in art, on March 8 from 6-8 p.m....
A plan created by administrators last fall to help adjust the university budget has come together as 27 faculty and staff members have indicated interest in the Voluntary Separation Program. The program...
Texas school districts present job options, give career advice
Education majors recieved face-to-face meetings with possible employeers Friday at the Education Career Fair. More than 20 representatives...
Every Tuesday night, on the corner of 8th and Broad, hundreds of students gather with one common interest — faith.
From football players to music majors to mathematical geniuses, a wide...
Cautious students can prevent most campus offenses
After the school shooting in Connecticut last fall, a shooting that followed an increased number of shootings on campuses including Virginia Tech and...
