The Prairie News – Since 1919
WEBSpeak freely, if you can. May 3, 2024. The Prairie News is a student-led free press. All opinions expressed herein are solely those of the writer and not those of WTAMU. The freedom of speech and the freedom of the press are two of five rights guaranteed by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution.
News – The Prairie News
WEBNew coordinator brings light to the Office of Study Abroad and Nationally Competitive Scholarships. Jo Early • April 5, 2024. In March, the Office of Study Abroad and Nationally Competitive Scholarships at West Texas A&M University welcomed a new coordinator, PJ Hunt. Hunt, a veteran of the United States Army, was born and...
The Prairie News
WEBABOUT THE PRAIRIE NEWS The Prairie News (TPN) is the student-run online news publication at West Texas A&M University. Our vision is to establish a vibrant platform where student journalists can excel, creating impactful, high-quality journalism that serves and mirrors the WT community. Our mission is to inform, educate, and engage our readers through multimedia...
Newscast - The Prairie News
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Editorials - The Prairie News
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Press Releases – The Prairie News
WEBWT Electronic Music Ensemble to Offer Debut Performance May 8. Chip Chandler • May 1, 2024. CANYON, Texas — A state-of-the-art music group will make its concert debut May 8 at West Texas A&M University. WT’s new Electronic Ensemble will perform at 6:30 p.m. May 8 in the Sybil B. Harrington... Continue Reading.
The evolution of The Prairie: From print to web
WEBOn October 20, 1919, the first edition of The Prairie was published at what was then West Texas State Normal College. The newspaper was four pages long, published twice a month, mostly text based and featured a few pictures. Past print issues are available for viewing at the Cornette Library Special Collections and University Archives. ...
Opinion – The Prairie News
WEBOpinion – The Prairie News ... Since 1919
High heat, high risks – The Prairie News
WEB1 day ago · According to the World Health Organization, high heat can cause underlying illnesses to flare up and increase the risk of getting hurt or sick. According to the National Safety Council Injury Facts, from 2014 to 2023, the United States saw 4,308 heat-related injuries – 1,682 in Texas – and 2,764 heat-related injuries – 159 occurring in Texas.
Features - The Prairie News
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