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Coffee with the President: A Reflection of the Fall Semester
Madison Lyda Student Life Editor As the fall semester is coming to a rapid close, Cameron students and faculty are gearing up for finals, the holidays and another semester. With every semester that comes and goes, … Read More »
CU Takes First Home Game
Katie Livingston Sports Editor On Nov. 9, the Cameron men’s basketball team took Newman 103-69 in the CU home opener. According to junior guard Johann Tate, the home opener was a success for the team, setting … Read More »
‘Say What?’ Diversity Diplomats Hosts Snacks and Chats
Drue Watkins Managing Editor From 4 – 5 p.m. on Nov. 7, the Diversity Diplomats held their fourth Snacks and Chats event of the semester in the Buddy Green Room at the McMahon Centennial Complex. The … Read More »
Australian Gun Control: An American Solution?
Justin Rose Staff Writer Another mass shooting and more bloodshed is in the news. I can hear the thunderous steps coming from the anti-gun crusaders as they march toward our nation’s Capital as I’m typing this … Read More »
CU Veterans Fair
Jackson Miller Staff Writer From Nov. 7 – 8, the annual CU Veterans Fair took place on the first floor of the McMahon Centennial Complex. The Cameron University Office of Veterans Affairs hosted the event, with … Read More »
Rock Your Mocs
Stacie Larsen Managing Editor At 12:30pm., on Nov. 13, Cameron’s Native American Student Organization (NASA) hosted a “Rock Your Mocs” event in honor of National American Indian Heritage Month. NASA member and sophomore Allied Health Science … Read More »
CU Professor Publishes Mythological Novel
Sarae Ticeahkie A&E Editor @SylviaSeeks On Sept. 20, Cameron University’s assistant professor of Creative Writing Leah Chaffins and Wicked Publishing released the mythological fantasy novel “God Seed.” On Nov. 5, the novel became available in paperback … Read More »
…In Other Words, We Lost
Payton Williams Voices Editor @YoureSoVanya Over the week of the 2018 midterm elections, Democrats spent record-breaking amounts of money to lose slightly less badly than last election cycle; twelve people were shot dead in a bar … Read More »
