1. So, who is snitching? 2. Who is the college educated student who painted Spring Feast on the ground in front of the MSC? 3.Didn’t they mean SpringFest? 4. Why are we still fighting in college? 5. Who can’t let the Houston vs. Dallas argument go? 6. Why was the […]

Clash of the Titans stormed into theaters last Friday, reintroducing the cult classic to modern audiences. Although loosely based upon the ’80s film of the same name, it takes an even more liberal view of the old Greek mythological tale of Peruses. But of course I urge all readers to […]

Prairie View students take an innovative approach in tackling environmental issues by recycling art, an approach introduced by Anne Johnson, an instructor in the architecture department. Johnson has taken something that most find a complicated chore and transformed it into a creative outlet for her craft design class, which has […]

Life has its twists and turns that become transitions in our lives. Transitions take us to higher maturity, learning, and self-proclamation. Becoming a parent is not a task that you prepare for, it is something that is learned and taken with steps of love each day. Some college students at […]

The Rho Theta chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated held its “Miss 20 Pearls” pageant Tuesday, March 30 in the Opal Johnson-Smith auditorium. This year marked the comeback of the Miss 20 Pearls original pageant competition where Kae’lyn Thompson was crowned. Since 2006, Rho Theta’s “Omegas Next Top Model” […]

Young women from all across campus gathered to hear some words of wisdom spoken at the Women’s Leadership Symposium held in the MSC on March 27th. Coordinated by General Manager of University College Evette Barker, the panel featured Dr. Lisa K. Thompson, a professor in the College of Business, Dr. […]

This past weekend, I spent some time in Philadelphia at a graduate school retreat; while there, I and several other students from around the country toured the campus of University of Pennsylvania and participated in several mock classroom discussions with a few graduate students and professors from that institution. One […]

Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority held a Skin Deep seminar on inner and outer beauty in honor of women’s history month in the John B. Coleman Library on March 29. The seminar was filled with a group of young women and men to discuss how they feel about themselves […]

This is an article in response to the “Health care or the Church” article that was in The Panther in the March 24 edition. Firstly, let’s talk about the bill itself, this bill in its proper name is called H.R. 4872 – The American Healthcare and Education Reconciliation Act of […]