So, you had a bad semester, Christmas is over and your New Year’s resolution is to do better this semester academically, but with any resolution you are worried that you may break it. Don’t be alarmed, there is hope. Here are some tips to improve your GPA: 1. Attend all […]

Long have been the days of paper drop forms and chasing professors around for their signature. At the Jan. 8 Deans Council meeting, the Registrar Paige Bussell demonstrated a process for dropping a face-to-face class online. The service will be made available Jan. 31. According to Judy Vergara, University associate […]

Commerce Police arrests from Jan. 22-28 Jan. 22Courtney Deshown Massey, 20, was arrested on a warrant. Gregory Lamont Allmon Jr., 25, was arrested on a warrant. Dorian Leete Babino, 23, was arrested on a warrant. Jan. 23Justin Garrett Imhoff, 22, was arrested for simple assault (family violence).Justin Ross Bacy, 25, […]

UPD Calls from Jan. 23-27 Traffic Violations: 27Community Policing: 24Money/Paper/Check Run: 15Motorist Assist: 15Fire Alarm: 10Elevator Entrapment: 5 Assist Other Agencies: 3911 Hang up: 3Lock/Unlock Building: 3Immobilized Vehicle: 3Incident: 2Alarm – Trouble Signal: 1Meet with complaint: 1Drug Activity: 1Suspicious Person/Vehicle: 1Traffic Control: 1Warrant Service: 1Alcohol Violation: 1 Welfare Concern: 1Courtesy […]

Students at Texas A&M University-Commerce who are interested in studying abroad this summer can check out the International Studies program. Informational seminars begin this month. All seminars will take place in Room 304 of the Ferguson Social Sciences Building. “Students that participate need to do it as an investment in […]

After 19 years of service at Texas A&M University-Commerce, Mary Lou Hazal received Meritorious Service Award on Dec. 13 at the president’s holiday gala. Hazal was recognized for her work in media relations for the University and participation in Press Women of Texas (PWT) and the National Federation of Press […]

After being inactive for nearly two semesters, the Residence Hall Association (RHA) is now back up and running. Following an election last November for officers, the RHA was reinstated as an active organization and is now getting more involved with the students at Texas A&M University-Commerce through planned events and […]

Everything gets older – it’s a matter of fact. And like anything getting older, change is inevitable. That’s the thought behind the redesign of the Texas A&M University-Commerce Web site. On Jan. 16, A&M-Commerce launched their new look for the Web site designed to be the primary resource for prospective […]

Gordon Thomas, an alumnus and retired director of creative services for the University, was given the task of sculpting the statue of Sam Rayburn for the new Sam Rayburn Student Center. When Thomas was asked to take on task of completing the Sam Rayburn sculpture, he said he was honored […]

#8220;Meet the Spartans” was not showing at the Angelika Theatre Saturday night when this critic went out to see a movie, instead he ventured into Guillermo Del Toro’s newest creation “El Orfanato” (“The Orphanage”). Laura wants to become the caretaker of the orphanage she grew up in as a child. […]