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Aggies Finish 2019 Cross Country Season
By David Perkins Sports Editor The Aggie men and women’s cross-country teams wrapped up their 2019 seasons at the NCAA Division 2 South Central Regional Meet on Nov. 9 in Canyon Texas. Both the men and … Read More »
Cowboy Poetry: Featuring Jill Hawkins
By Payton Williams Managing Editor @YourSoVanya Poetry’s great power, to me, derives from the almost mystical way in which it transforms the deeply personal into something universal. Jill Hawkins is a poet who understands this power … Read More »
Ensuring Involvement: CU Diversity Celebration
By: Bryan Araujo; Staff Writer At 12 p.m. on Oct. 24 in the McCasland Ballroom, the office of Student Development and various student organizations teamed up to organize the annual Diversity Celebration event and steer it … Read More »
CU Psychology Clinic Relocation
By: Haylee Key; Staff Writer In October 2016, Cameron University opened the Cameron Psychology Clinic (CPC) to help provide free mental health care to those who can’t otherwise afford it. The CPC originally ran behind the … Read More »
Sigma Tau Delta Trunk-or-Treat
By: Adrianna Finch; Assistant Editor At 6-8 p.m. on Oct. 28 in the Howell Hall parking lot, Cameron University fraternity Sigma Tau Delta co-hosted the annual Trunk-or-Treat with Marie Detty’s New Directions. The hosts wanted the … Read More »
Morality vs Brutality
By Amanda King Voices Editor @theamandaking Historically, psychologists have discovered a tremendous amount of knowledge regarding the human mind using case studies. In fact, it is mostly due to these case studies that we understand … Read More »
The Magic Lantern Film Society
By Lea Killian A&E Editor In 1982, Cameron History Professor Mark Stegmaier and English/Foreign Language Professor Marilyn Beaney started the Magic Lantern Film Society. In an effort to celebrate classic films, the organization began hosting regular … Read More »
En Vogue: Going beyond the glitz and glamor
By Cam Alsbrook Assistant Editor Paris is Burning Film Review “Paris is Burning” is a documentary about the ballroom culture that thrived in the LGBTQIA+ community during the 1980s. Harlem and New York were famous for … Read More »
