By: Josh Law

Ted Swindley’s musical theatre production “Always… Patsy Cline” has played in theatres all over the world since its release in the ‘90s, and on Sunday, March 6, a gala performance of the musical was held at the University Pl...

By: Jessica Rush

A police chase ended with a shoot-out between an off-duty officer and a gunman in front of the Commerce Walmart March 7, according to Commerce Police Department spokeswoman Marty Cunningham. Earlier that morning, Greenville officers responded to reports t...

By: Allyson Smith

Commerce City Manager Dion Miller was suspended for an indefinite period with pay after a 3-2 decision was made during the Mar. 4 City Council meeting. Mayor Pro Tem Billie Biggerstaff requested the meeting, but because of the sensitive nature of the publ...

By: Megan Carey

Sodexo dining services began offering the semi-monthly Reward Yourself program at the beginning of February to students who wanted to eat something a little different. “We wanted to offer the students a monotony breaker, something a little more prem...

By: Jeric Griffin

By: Adam Troxtell

Texas A&M University-Commerce men’s and women’s golf highlight the first sports weekend in March. The men will be competing in their second spring tournament, the two-day Red River Intercollegiate, starting Sunday, March 7. The tournament ...

By: Adam Troxtell

The Student Government Association held a meeting in the Pride Room of the Sam Rayburn Student Center from 6 p.m. to about 6:30 p.m. Topics discussed included challenging the proposed tuition increase, the current situation involving the theft of editions...

By: Brian Boynton

Danny Jun is an accomplished student athlete both in the classroom as well as on the golf course. Before coming to Texas A&M University-Commerce, Jun was named to the Dean’s List his freshman year at Missouri Valley College. If he was forced to ...

By: Jordan Wright

How many times have you seen this on your class syllabus? Your grade is broken down on the paper into segments like this: Attendance is 10%, Homework is 20%, Tests are 20%, the final term paper equates to roughly 50%. I respect the goal of instructors and...

By: East Texan editorial board

When we ran the story “Football players arrested in drug bust” in the Feb. 25 issue of The East Texan, we expected the football team to dislike it. What we did not expect was for the team to retaliate by taking all the copies of the Texan on c...

By: Josh Law

Have you ever wanted to get away from your hectic life, but lack the time or money to be able to? Just about everyone I know has had this issue at one time or another. One company has come up with a solution for this need, and has spawned a whole list of ...

By: Staff Reports

Concert-going is not an experience for the faint of heart, especially one involving a Boston-based Celtic punk band whose most famous songs involve bar room brawls and drunken sing-a-longs. As we emerged after the show was over, soaked in sweat and beer (...

By: Caitlin Mason

The Association for the Needs of Gay and Lesbian Students (ANGLS) will host a bake sale on Mar. 10 in the Sam Rayburn Student Center atrium at Texas A&M University-Commerce. The bake sale will consist of an assortment of baked goods, prepared by the m...

By: Adam Troxtell

When Nicole Anderson was named the women’s basketball head coach for Texas A&M University-Commerce in October of 2009, she arrived with plenty of experience. Not only was she named one of UCLA’s 15 greatest players in program history, but ...

By: James Bright

A press release stating disciplinary action has been pursued for the football players involved in the thefts of The East Texan on Feb. 25 was sent out Mar. 3 by Texas A&M University-Commerce. The release stated President Dan Jones would seek justice f...

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By: Jasmin Brown

Texas A&M University-Commerce has partnered with the Converging Literacies Center (CLiC) in a black history preservation project focused on Commerce’s Norris Community. Located in northeast Commerce, the Norris Community was organized in the 189...

By: Tiffany Bailey

The Nov. 4 election for Hunt County Precinct 4 commissioner provides Texas A&M University-Commerce students with two candidates to choose between: incumbent Jim Latham, Democrat, and Frank Janda, Republican. Latham is serving his second four-year term...

By: Chancellor Mills

Let’s face it; in the world of cinema, Arnold Schwarzenegger is a beast. There is no doubt about it, his movies are the crème de la crème of action and adventure blockbuster films. Something else you should know if you have ever seen a...

By: James Bright

Between 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. on Feb. 25, members of the football team stole editions of The East Texan, which were distributed throughout campus newspaper racks. On Feb. 26, Crime Information Officer Lt. Jason Bone interviewed head coach of the football team...