Struggles Faced by our International Student Athletes
By: Daniel Hurren Being a student athlete in our modern day is no easy task. The NCAA reported that about 75% of U.S. Olympians competed in college and many Olympians were still in college at […]
By: Daniel Hurren Being a student athlete in our modern day is no easy task. The NCAA reported that about 75% of U.S. Olympians competed in college and many Olympians were still in college at […]
By: Jorge E. Luna II Not a week goes by when I don’t hear about another social media disaster: inappropriate posts, pictures, and videos can lose your friends, embarrass family and can even cost you […]
By: Chris Isham Have you thought about your plans for next year’s Spring Break? As everyone knows, springtime is warmer weather around Eastern New Mexico and West Texas (other than the random April snowstorm). Obviously, […]
By: Adelina Perez Last week I talked a bit about how using colors can help with anxiety along with using lighting to help focusing and studying. I would like to piggyback off that a bit […]
Starting off this semester I want to talk about anxiety, which is something I have struggled with for a very long time. Typically, each semester starts off smooth but the more I think about deadlines […]
By Amanda Brown I am taking a communication class on persuasion this semester. As an aspiring journalist, forming a solid understanding of the many workings of persuasion felt like a necessary and beneficial step. During […]
By Amanda Brown At the start of a new decade, it is intriguing to look back on the last 10 years and consider what that period will be remembered for in the history books. I […]
By Gabrielle Smith Catalina Arana-Mendoza graduated from Eastern New Mexico University in the height of the pandemic of May 2020. She was born in Denver, CO, but spent most of her childhood in Chihuahua, Mexico […]
By Amanda Brown It has often been said that out of adversity comes opportunity – similar to this is the story of one of Portales, N.M.’s local business owner, Dina Lopez-Killette. Except in her particular […]
By Amanda Brown As a previous class valedictorian (yes, that noise in the background is the sound of my own horn being tooted) I have long considered myself a ‘good student.’ I never miss an […]
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