The Panthers started the home stand with a disappointing loss Saturday night when they fell to Arkansas-Pine Bluff 62-54. The Golden Lions were led by Tavaris Washington as he scored 13 points. Washington was 6 of 7 from the field and set the tone early in the game with a […]

BATON ROUGE, La. – The Prairie View A&M bowling team closed out its most important event to date on a positive note as they finished the 2010 SWAC West Bowling Round-ups tied for the divisional lead. Held at Don Carter Lanes in Baton Rouge, La., the Lady Panthers opened the […]

Seeking new student leaders and additional assistance, the Office of Special Programs and Cultural Series has recently created a new student organization called Prairie View Ambassadors.Program Coordinator II Isis McCraw said, “A PV Ambassador is an upper classman who has certain qualities and characteristics that will help enhance our program. […]

Senior Cledell Brown was rushed to the Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston by medical helicopter Monday after being stabbed outside the William “Billy” J. Nicks Building following a men’s basketball game, the university’s public relations office said. During a brawl outside of the building, Brown suffered stab wounds in his […]

In celebration of the school’s first football championship since 1964, the student body, band, cheerleaders, and administrators gathered to recognize Coach Henry Frazier III and the 2009 SWAC Champions Prairie View A&M University football team for their achievements. The event first began with a parade, in which the band, cheerleaders, […]

Following the inception of Prairie View A&M University’s first recycling program, the University’s Student Government Association (SGA) plans to extend the environmentally friendly initiative to the College of Nursing School located in Houston. “The College of Nursing was always looking for ways to participate not only in this program, but […]

PVAMU has lost two more students, Freshman business management major George Denton, Jr. died Saturday, Jan. 9, and 21-year-old architecture major David Allen Webster Burnell died early Sunday, Jan. 16, from injuries related to a one car accident in Killeen, Texas. A native of New Orleans, students and University staff […]

1. Who was ready to come back to school? 2. Does anybody know if the Alphas came back? 3. Or did they link up to Southern? 4. Who were the two people fighting at the basketball game? 5. Was the Sigma really that mad because he gets his eyebrows arched? […]

Love a classic Denzel Washington movie? Then “The Book of Eli” is for you. Denzel brings a smooth style and energy to the screen, the type we’ve come to expect from this amazing actor. The movie takes place in what many skeptics believe, a not too distant future, and is […]

Is it the explosive first step or the killer crossover that makes defenders look like child’s play or is it the graceful and suttle silk like moves that leaves fans asking themselves did you just see that and with his off season improvement in his perimeter game, ungaurdable might be […]