PVAMU is at expanding its parking services in high traffic areas across campus for students, faculty and staff by installing metered parking. Currently, the parking system consists of parking tags that designate each driver and their vehicle to a certain parking lot so there will not be an overflow in […]

Prairie View A&M University kicked off Spring Fest by hosting its New Membership Showcase in the William “Billy” J. Nicks Field House on Monday, March 27. The New Membership Showcase, or “Probate,” is an opportunity for established organizations to present and unveil their new initiates, or “Neos” to the students […]

The Writing Center in the Department of Languages and Communications and several honors societies will be holding the first “Peer Review Day on Campus” on Monday, April 3, in Hilliard Hall and The Panther Room in University College. Monday through Friday on the first floor of Hilliard Hall, students work […]

On Tuesday, March 28, Prairie View A&M University students were treated to a day of indulgence and relaxation at the Escape Ebony Spa Care and Pampering Tour. The event was held from 12-4 p.m. in the Memorial Student Center ballroom on March 28. Students who attended the event received free […]

The Phi Epsilon Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta hosted its first annual lecture on March 22. The lecture was titled “Violence in Reconstruction Texas,” by Dr. James M. Smallwood of Oklahoma State University. Smallwood is a professor Emeritus of History at Oklahoma State University. In addition to teaching at Oklahoma, […]

The Prairie View City Council met Tuesday, March 28, at the city’s community center. Council member Joe D. Harrison presided, due to Mayor Frank Jackson’s absence. Residents discussed issues concerning Prairie View, such as candidates interested in running for council positions and the events for April. Each member who was […]

In 1979 Jimmy Carter signed into law the U.S. Small Business Administration. The SBA implemented the Small Business Development Center Program to provide assistance and enhance economic development for small businesses. Located in the Hobart Taylor building in room 1B117, the SBDC is open Monday through Friday from eight to […]

This is a story about words we can’t print in this story.You probably hear these words often, and more than ever before. But even though we can’t print them, we can certainly ask: Are we living in an Age of Profanity? Nearly three-quarters of Americans questioned last week — 74 […]

I want to start by saying that I would like to remain anonymous for various reasons. It has been a big mystery about how C Phi C, a freshman step team, continues to win the dorm step off competition every year. I believe it is a conspiracy and it is […]

1. How many people are really about to study after they got their mid-term grades? 2. Since we have parking meters now do we still have to pay parking fees? 3. What police officer got two females pregnant and paid for them to have abortions? 4. Does he get paid […]