Entertainment
Date Ideas for College Students
By: Jena Slater Have you really wanted to go on a quality date but you cannot afford a five-star restaurant? I have a few date ideas for you. Both date ideas require spending money and […]
Month: February 2017
News/Politics
New Mexico’s Education Enigma
By: Rae Arnett Education has been a hot topic in national news since Betsy DeVos was confirmed as Secretary of Education. Concerns about DeVos and how she will fund the public school system and what, […]
Art
Faces of ENMU
By: Samantha Smith There is a common saying, “a picture tells a thousand words.” Every photo has a story behind it, and it is up to the viewer to decide how they will interpret that […]
Entertainment
Valentine’s Day on a Budget
By: Sharna Johnson Valentine’s Day can come with a big price tag and no shortage of pressure, especially for students on a tight budget, but celebrating the day of love doesn’t have to put you […]
Opinion
Sam’s Scholarly Stages
By: Samantha Smith As a freshman at ENMU my thoughts about college differed greatly from what they are now. That year, I spent lots of nights out with friends, came home late and got just […]
News/Politics
NM Legislature & Proposed Changes for College Students
By: Sharna Johnson Loan assistance for minority doctoral students in engineering, science or math fields, drastic changes to the Lottery Scholarship, college transfer credits and hazing laws are among issues currently being considered by the […]
Campus Life
Help Make this Couple’s Dream Wedding a Reality
By: Rae Arnett Eric Estep, an ENMU Alumnus and Senior Firefighter, and Jessica Smith, a high school math teacher, are a recently engaged couple and are in a competition to win the wedding of their […]
Entertainment
Learning How to Win Again
By: Samantha Smith “You have no choices about how you lose, but you do have a choice about how you come back and prepare to win again.” –Pat Riley First thing first, my name is […]
Campus Life
College Scorecards
By: Sharna Johnson There are many factors involved in selecting a college – programs of study, location, funding, cost and housing options to name a few – but the U.S. Department of Education is promoting […]
News/Politics
What the Trump is an Alternative Fact
By: Rae Arnett This week, as I was watching the Trump Administration take full swing, I admit that I was curious about what, if any, campaign promises he would fulfill. I was anxious to see […]