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Vicky Smith Copy Editor @pinkwritinglady Lawton, Duncan and Garland Smith Public Libraries feature modern technology, including digital entertainment, online databases and internet education. In libraries once composed soley of paperback books upon wooden shelves, area libraries … Read More »
Casey Brown and Kaley Patterson Collegian Staff Oklahomans, like many other Americans, are experiencing drying wells. Robert Glennon, the second speaker for “Sustainability: Challenges and Opportunities,” shared his knowledge of the current state of America’s drought, … Read More »
Based on your experience, could you provide an overview of what we’re seeing in the country right now in this fight for water? People are moving from where the water is to where the water isn’t. … Read More »
Vicky Smith Copy Editor @pinkwritinglady The Cameron School of Business presented “Sustainability of Water Resources in Southwest Oklahoma: Past – Present – Future” at 7 p.m. on Nov. 13 in the CETES Conference Center. In conjunction … Read More »
Jacob Jardel Assistant Managing Editor @JJardel_Writing With the holidays around the corner, one group of students looks to give back to one of their own. Cameron Biology Club, Tri Beta and the Health Professions Society are … Read More »
Kaley Patterson A&E Editor @KaleyKayPatt Cameron’s slogan, “Every Student, Every Story,” resonates within undergraduates and graduates, but behind them are professors who hope to influence their pupils’ stories. Professor of Art Katherine Liontas-Warren is one of … Read More »
Charlene Belew Managing Editor @CBelew15 Aggie faculty and students united on Tuesday, Nov. 11 in honor of those who have risked their lives in combat. Cameron University honored Veterans Day with a variety of events to … Read More »
Smith Steigleder News Writing Student The Cameron University Department of History and Government, as well as the School of Liberal Arts hosted “The Time it Never Rained: Water, Sustainability and the Future of Texoma” at 10 … Read More »
