Despite dropping the first two sets, the Texas A&M University-Commerce Lions rallied back to win the next three games to earn a 25-27, 18-25, 25-22, 25-23, 15-8, victory over Henderson State on Saturday morning. “Absolutely, the only thing I’m pleased with is the outcome of the match,” said Lions head […]
Lions win important road game
Texas A&M-Commerce scored 28 of its 38 points in the second half to rally for a 38-37 win over Northeastern State on Saturday afternoon in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Texas A&M University-Commerce (3-3, 1-1 LSC North) quarterback Terry Mayo ran the ball six times but it was his final two carries that […]
Bright journeys to womanhood
I have grown tired of women always saying men don’t know what they go through. Sadly, this cliché may be true and I think it is high time one of us dudes takes the plunge into the world of women. What this means is over the next five weeks, I […]
Avary leads with spirit
Bryce Avary, the heart, soul and general uplifting spirit behind the super-popular band The Rocket Summer found some time before his show in Atlanta on Tuesday night do a phone interview. That is after he was chased by fans that found their way to him, forcing him to seek a […]
Campus Life photos of the week
Campus Life photos of the week
Greek Life Photos of the week
Greek Life Photos of the week
New event initiated to help students succeed
On Wednesday Oct. 1, A&M-Commerce held its first ever Ask Your Advisor event. The event was from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and served as a forum for students to ask questions and air concerns to advisers in an informal setting. The idea was initially generated by DeQuetta Sanders, senior academic advisor […]
President implements committee
Dr. Dan Jones, president of Texas A&M University-Commerce, is planning to implement a strategic enrollment committee involved in creating a plan to assist in student recruitment and retention. The committee would give more specific plans to tie in with the University’s strategic overview. The strategic plan is a vision of […]
Freshmen try and avoid dreaded fifteen
There are two “f” words that no one wants to hear in the same sentence. The “Freshman Fifteen” is the dreaded theory that the transition from home to college brings with it about 15 pounds in extra baggage in the first year. It is fairly common knowledge how students are […]
Family livin’
Ravinder Reddy Bareddy feeds a llama at the National Night Out held on the playground at the family housing Oct. 7. This event was hosted by Residence Life and the Campus Police Department. It included a petting zoo, bounce house and tons of fun!