Pieces of College
Texas Wesleyan’s 2017 homecoming was seven points from being perfection. By Saturday afternoon, the women’s basketball team had won their game against the University of Science and Arts Drovers 83-58, securing head coach Bill Franey’s 100th win at Wesleyan, according to ramsports.net. The crowd’s spirit was high and the men’s team was winning 41-39 at… Continue reading Homecoming crowd brings spirit to the stands
Freshman music major Jasmin White is at a crossroads with living on campus with the changes coming to housing in the fall of 2017. “I’ve discussed with my roommate about possibly commuting,” White said, “because the reason I decided to stay in Stella was because of the cheaper price.” According to housing staff, the Board… Continue reading Housing draft creates dorm changes
Junior mass communications major and basketball player Jeremy Crane is looking forward to his first homecoming at Wesleyan. “I’m excited for it because at my high school all the homecoming stuff was centered around football,” Crane said. “So I think it’s cool being a part of a small school that kind of looks forward to… Continue reading Homecoming week arrives
Dr. Alison Simons really wanted a club on campus that took on social justice issues. Naturally, she brought up this idea to her students. “It started from my interest but it couldn’t have got going unless we had students that really wanted to help,” said Simons, an assistant professor of sociology who is one of… Continue reading Monge helps club life thrive
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
Winter break may have been quiet for many students, but it was exciting for sophomore biology major Danura Wayantha. He saw snow for the first time. Wayantha thought it was raining at first when sitting in Stella Russell Hall on Jan. 6. When he figured out that it was snowing, his eyes lit up as… Continue reading Wesleyan has an eventful winter break
For the past century, The Rambler has covered major news events both on campus and around the country. The following timeline showcases some of the biggest breaking news stories from each decade. To view the full stories in their original issues, follow the link listed below to the interactive timeline. rambler-timeline
Flashback to nearly two years ago: Feb. 26, 2015. Stella Hall director Jeremy Hunt and senior business major Ricky Hall watched Mid-America Christian University’s fans plop themselves into Texas Wesleyan’s Sid Richardson Center’s home stands during a men’s basketball game. “They were rooting for their team in our home stands and me and Ricky we… Continue reading Ram Squad expands
Freshman criminal justice major Silas Sheek didn’t consult Google when he had questions about football for his PigSkin Pick’em card. He asked his roommate. “It helped bring my roommate and myself closer together, because football is what he’s really into,” Sheek said of freshmen mass communications major Dakota Brittain. “He’s on the football team for… Continue reading Morton Fitness Center’s PigSkin Pick’em cultivates competition
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