Admissions standards and turn-around for admitting students into Texas A&M University-Commerce is an important part of recruiting new students to attend campus. The A&M-Commerce admissions department has been accomplishing the entire admissions process quickly, setting a new precedent for the university. “If a student were to apply for admissions today, […]
Bigger the wallet, better the apartment
You can’t always rely on people to tell you the truth and it’s probably a good idea to go by the old adage, ‘you get what you pay for.’ Regency Square Apartments are located on Washington Street, just north of Culver Street. The apartments range from $475 for a one […]
Psychology professor helps citizens with special needs
At every twist and turn of a college campus there are people that inspire growth within the community and strive to do their best while juggling a family and a job at the same time. “My life consists of my friends, my family, my job and working with the Association […]
Program to draw honors freshmen
This fall, 50 incoming freshmen will participate in the new Honors College at Texas A&M-Commerce, headed by Dr. Raymond Green in the Department of Psychology and Special Education. Requirements for membership in the honors college include application completion, status as an entering freshman with a minimum ACT score of 27 […]
Lions prepare for LSC meet
The Texas A&M-Commerce track and field teams will host the Lone Star Conference Championship meet this weekend, May 4-6 at Memorial Stadium. The Lions have had successful performances from many different student-athletes this spring and look forward to hosting other LSC member schools at the newly finished track. Head Coach […]
Conley announces fall football schedule
Last week, Texas A&M University-Commerce head football coach Scotty Conley announced the 2007 schedule. The schedule begins with six-straight evening contests before closing out the regular season with five-consecutive 2 p.m. kickoffs. “Our 2007 schedule should be very challenging and exciting with 11 quality Division II opponents. Pitt State gives […]
Winners and losers on draft day
Well folks, here are the big winners in the NFL Draft, held Saturday and Sunday in New York City. Starting with our Dallas Cowboys, the organization is making strides to becoming the Doomsday D of the ’70’s. They made a good first round selection, but not great, in selecting Purdue […]
Fresh draft: Campus master plan revised
The University’s Master Plan, which was put into effect April 6, 2001, has been revisited and is in the process of being revised. The Master Plan is the vision of how the physical structure and layout of the campus will look like in the future, according to Dr. Bob Brown, […]
Raising the tower
Crews replaced the cooler tower for the whole campus last Friday. The units costs $500,000 for both and are good for 18 to 20 years. The whole job took two to three days to complete.
A&M-C listed in state athletic fee legislation
Texas A&M University-Commerce is among three schools listed in a proposed bill in the Texas Legislature to authorize an intercollegiate athletic fee for each student. Under provisions of the bill, the Texas A&M University System Board of Regents is authorized to impose an intercollegiate athletics fee on each student enrolled […]