politics – The Wichitan

‘Vice’: a case study of corruption

January 17, 2019

The impact of social media and television on politics.

November 28, 2018

The race for the U.S. Senate seat in Texas drew a lot of attention and it lead the ballot in the Nov. 6 election. But there were more ballots to cast on the Wichita County ballot from state representatives to local representatives to school board members. For...

A contrast of conveying a political campaign.

Tommy Chhe, Columnist

November 7, 2018

Filed under Guest Column, Staff Editorial

The week before election night, Wichita Falls hosted U.S. Congressman and Democratic candidate, Beto O’Rourke, and U.S. Senator and Republican candidate, Ted Cruz. I had the privilege to do cover and interview the two biggest...

Ted Cruz visits Akin Auditorium

November 2, 2018

Museum of Art presents: ‘Run like the Devil’

Tommy Chhe, Reporter

October 14, 2018

Filed under Campus, News

Twenty-eight people attended Steve Mims’ documentary screening Run Like the Devil about the upcoming Senate election between Beto O'Rourke and Ted Cruz. Linda Veazy, associate professor of political science said the Oct. ...

Cruz, O’Rourke race still too close to call

September 26, 2018

How getting involved on campus lead to being a student government leader

Jose Torres, Columnist

April 17, 2018

Filed under Guest Column, Op-Ed

Before coming to college, I had wanted to be highly involved in campus life. I wanted to be a more outgoing person and my college counselors always talked about the benefits of being involved on campus. To get involved, I went...

Get involved in social movements

The Wichitan

April 10, 2018

Filed under Op-Ed, Staff Editorial

OUR VIEW: We urge students to stand and fight for principles they believe in. With a student group in professor of management Niyati Kataria's special topics class submitting a petition – in which they received more than 3...

Mid-term elections parallel that of student government’s

Markell Braxton-Johnson, Columnist

March 20, 2018

Filed under Guest Column, Op-Ed

At this moment, the students challenged with the task of electing a new slate of Student Government Association executive officers. These candidates state their platform positions, listen to our needs and wants and expose us to...

Almost no students watch State of Union address

January 30, 2018

From student engineer to superhero

September 26, 2017

Be more kind, less judgmental

The Wichitan

April 19, 2017

Filed under Guest Column, Op-Ed

When I was a child, my parents taught me lessons on how to be a good person. They taught me that smiles were infectious, a kind word can make someone’s day, and to be an all-around kind-hearted person. Using those lessons...