“Come right in, sit wherever,” Student Veteran Organization President Jonathan Perkins says amicably. Perkins is white, 5 feet 8 inches tall. He sports the typical long beard common to those who have left the military. His strength is apparent in his handshake, despite retiring from the active duty Army in 2014. “I think that there … Continue reading Student Veteran Organization Seeks to End the Trend of Underemployed Veterans →

It’s 8 am on a cool Friday morning. Most of the university staff is already gone for the weekend, but for Rams Offensive Coordinator Kyle Cox, his work week is just beginning. “Come on in, have a seat man.” Cox exudes a friendly demeanor, despite his imposing physical stature. He wears a handlebar moustache that … Continue reading Rams Offensive Coordinator Kyle Cox Aims to Get Results →

Hannah Lathen has taken her passion for journalism and activism into her community. Lathen, who graduated in May of this year, works at El Voto Es Latino, a non-profit group that encourages political participation among Latinx communities in North Texas. “The coolest experience I had with El Voto was getting to interview Beto O’Rourke when … Continue reading Texas Wesleyan Alumna Hannah Lathen Continues Activism After Wesleyan →

This was my first feature for Dr. Colley's Feature Writing and Production class. Texas Wesleyan University Videographer Chuck Greeson has seen the university grow exponentially in his seven years here. The UTA alumnus has used his talents in many ways for the department, most notably shooting video and graphic design.  “I push myself daily to … Continue reading Chuck Greeson Pushes the Envelope →