The second play of the University Playhouse season, “Digging Up the Boys”, opened with a bang – literally – as sound of an explosion resonated throughout the auditorium. Three men, Jack, Floyd and Paul have survived a horrific explosion while working in the local coal mine. Unsure if anyone will […]

Amidst the cop dramas with violent themes coated with tons of vulgar language and gore emerges the animated family film of the fall season, “Bee Movie”. Jerry Seinfeld is finally back to the screen in this animated film which he has invested a lot of time and money. Barry Bee […]

In a closely contested regular season finale, the Texas A&M University-Commerce women’s soccer team battled to a 0-0 tie against host Angelo State on Sunday afternoon. A&M-Commerce (9-9-1) sophomore goalkeeper Jennifer Alvarado made three saves, including a 1-on-1 opportunity by the Rambelles’ Ashley Tatum in the first extra period. Angelo […]

For much of the first half, the Commerce High School Tigers looked like they would get their third win of the season, and second in district play as they led 28-21 over the Community High School Braves at the half. Well, looks can be deceiving and they were as the […]

The annual Veterans Vigil will shine a spotlight on the contributions of spouses of military service men and women when the memorial comes to Texas A&M University-Commerce Nov. 7-9. Connie Mears, assistant director of Student Activities and Leadership, and the Veterans Vigil Committee have overseen arrangements for the tribute. Last […]

Gideon Mazambani, who recently was named as master’s representative on the Graduate Council, works at the Alumni Relations office, where he shares a radiant smile, reaching all the way to his eyes, and an awesome attitude with all who walk through the doors. Mazambani is from Zimbabwe, a landlocked country […]

More financial aid is on the way for Texas A&M University-Commerce students. The Federal Pell Grant Program was increased by the current U.S. Legislature by passing the College Cost Reduction Act. “The College Cost Reduction Act raises the maximum Federal Pell Grant award to a student from $5,800 to $7,600 […]

Registration can be a complicated and dreaded task for many students and advisors if steps are not taken in advance of deadlines. Being prepared for what is to come in the upcoming semesters can make this time a less stressful experience. During registration, work becomes hectic for the college advisors […]

For weeks, rumors have circulated about nooses being found at Texas A&M University-Commerce. But campus leaders have said there is nothing to be alarmed about. According to Jason Bone, University Police crime information officer, there were two incidents that caused the undue concern. “The one at Berry we really think […]

The Columbia Crew Memorial Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship dedicated to the crew of Space Shuttle Columbia and awarded to a high school student set to attend Texas A&M University. This scholarship, which was founded three years ago, is valued at $40,000 per recipient given over a four-year period. It […]