Pieces of College
Junior forensic accounting major Anthony Harper II wasn’t sure he wanted to be a Boy Scout after an overcrowded, pointless camping trip. If it wasn’t for his mother, Diana Harper, pushing him to stay in by switching his troop, he would have been content staying home playing with Lego bricks. While Harper still jokes about… Continue reading Harper transforms from quiet kid to outgoing leader
From buildings, to book collections, to artwork, Texas Wesleyan University was tattooed in bright yellow tags on Thursday. The Office of Alumni Relations hosted their fourth TAG (Thank All Givers) Day to raise student awareness for all the things made possible through alumni donations and to provide students an opportunity to give thanks to them.… Continue reading Students thank alumni donors at TAG Day event
Delta Sigma Phi, Texas Wesleyan’s newest fraternity, gathered together donning green headbands and ready to win capture the flag event Thursday evening in front of the Eunice and James L. West Library. “I’m confident we’re going to win,” said freshman criminal justice major, Eathan Anderson, brotherhood chair of Delta Sigma Phi. The goal of the… Continue reading Greeks secure points at capture the flag event
Freshman mass communication major Dakota Brittain has always liked football. “I think for a long time I was a typical kid,” Brittain said, “who wanted to be a football player when he grew up.” Brittain said he came to Wesleyan when he heard football was coming to Wesleyan in 2017. “I had heard about… Continue reading Brittain works to combine talents
Texas Wesleyan’s associate vice president of marketing and communications, Darren White, grew up writing fake sports columns for fun. “I was always a good writer,” White said, “and I always wanted to be a writer.” White, who leads the day to day marketing and communications at Wesleyan, spoke Tuesday morning to a Writing… Continue reading White shares his passion for writing
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