Greek organizations are what are most familiar at a historically black college or university, as far as what students choose to pursue, and what students instill in their minds as ideal participation in a student organization, if any. The Collegiate 100, a special interest organization at Prairie View A&M University, […]
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Panthers beat U.S. Navy in Padre
After a disappointing finish against the University of Alabama-Birmingham, the Prairie View men’s basketball got back into the win column in exciting fashion against the Navy Midshipmen in South Padre Island, Texas. The Panther offense began the game stale. Nothing was falling for the Panthers as they shot a forgettable […]
Students choose careers based on future wages
For the love of money people will steal from their mother, people will rob their own brother as the O’jays said. People would do anything for money including letting it factor in their choice of career. For most students, college is the place to figure out what they want to […]
Johnson hopes to improve the College of Agriculture and Human Sciences
Prairie View A&M University welcomed Dr. Alton B. Johnson as dean of the College of Agriculture and Human Sciences, director of the cooperative agricultural research center and administrator of the cooperative extension program. Johnson, a native of Monrovia, Liberia, has plenty of experience in management, administration and academia. Before arriving […]
Panthers fall to UAB
After starting the game on fire, Prairie View men’s basketball could not continue the momentum throughout the game, as they fell to the University of Alabama-Birmingham 76-70 in Bartlow Arena in Birmingham, LA. The Panthers jumped out to an early lead against Conference USA opponents, scoring their first seven points […]
Panthers win battle against Memphis State Tigers on the road
Before her team’s 70-58 win over Memphis, Prairie View A&M coach Toyelle Wilson said the Lady Panthers would need a team effort in order to stay competitive. She got that and more as Prairie View A&M won convincingly and simply dominated the Tigers for a majority of the game on […]
Rattler exposes homeless life through photography
Society tends to stereotype the homeless while being unaware of the seriousness of the issue. The John B. Coleman Library held an art exhibit showcasing Noah Rattler’s journey with the help of the Art Project Houston of St. John’s Downtown, bringing awareness of homelessness. According to National Alliance, a person […]
Professional hairstyles
College is a time for people to express themselves in different ways and many do it through appearance. Many students choose to use various ways to express themselves with their hairstyles like natural Afros, dreadlocks, different color hair and patches, designed haircuts, and more. It can be argued simple self-expressions […]
A woman of worth
#8220;Ay…your booty looking right in those jeans, come here right quick…” You call to her rather than chivalrously approaching her to show your interest, you acknowledge her body instead of her mind, but if she chooses to ignore you then it’s, “Damn, you ain’t even baddest chick I have seen.” […]
Club Chic promotes women empowerment
Many eager students entered the assembly in the Memorial Student Center Ballroom on Sept. 6 for Open House in hopes of discovering ways to become more involved on campus during the Fall semester. Familiar tables such as Greeks, honor societies, and well-established organizations that have impacted the campus were set […]