Around Town
It’s Okay to Cry
By: Jennifer Ziemba It is a week before my middle and high schooler start school, a week and a half until my elementary aged son, 3 weeks until my college freshman starts and just 2 […]
College
Advice
How to Send a Proper Email
By Gabrielle Smith It is important to learn how to send a well-written email, whether it is to your professor or a fellow classmate. Acquiring the skills needed to compose a good email will eventually […]
Advice
Here’s a Quick-Guide for Thinking About College
Written by: Tilasha Williams Some people might say that college is a great opportunity for those who want to make a lot of money. That may be the case, but people are successful without going […]
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Around Town
Classes Commence at ENMU
By Kiley Garrett It’s the beginning of the spring semester and anticipation is fresh in the air, with the winter break fresh in student’s minds. Chelle Enders, a junior theatre major, spent her winter break […]
Around Town
First Generation College Students – TODAY IS YOUR DAY!
By Kiley Garrett First generation college students, you have your own day. That’s right, Nov. 8 is dedicated to you. You are the first person in your family that has attended college and you are […]
Campus Life
Graduation- Facing the Unknown
By: Rae Arnett With graduation rapidly approaching, my family has been full of advice on what my next steps need to be. My oldest brother believes you should find a job, make it your career, […]
Campus Life
Snyder Short Round
By: Samantha Smith Last weekend the ENMU Rodeo Team attended their eighth rodeo of the season and third rodeo of the spring semester at Western Texas College in Snyder, TX. After a less than great […]
Campus Life
“So do you ride bulls?” Struggles of a Rodeo Athlete
By: Samantha Smith People always ask me, “What it’s like to college rodeo? How do you prepare? Does the school supply your horses or do you have your own? Is rodeo expensive?” Truth is, though it is […]
Campus Life
Financial Aid Awareness Month Highlights – What Students Don’t Know
By: Sharna Johnson Perhaps it’s denial, misinformation or a lack of information altogether, but nearly half of college students are under the impression their student loans will be forgiven. February was Financial Aid Awareness Month, […]