Artificial Intelligence continues to transform our society, and it promises to do so even more as it keeps improving. Some of those developments give us reasons to be ever more optimistic. As an aging adult I love that AI is improving health care through early diagnosis and personalized treatments. As the parent of a child…
By Demetra Paizanis – Reading List Let’s start with the obvious: music is everywhere. In your car, in your headphones, in elevators (against your will), in movies, at weddings, funerals, sports games, grocery stores, social media, and even in your head at 2 a.m. when you can’t sleep and that one chorus just won’t leave…
By Karen Clos For Texas A&M University–Central Texas College of Arts and Sciences Dean, Allen Redmon, Ph.D., and English and linguistics Associate Professor Amber Dunai, Ph.D., the majority of their time is spent in classrooms, conference rooms, and office spaces on the second floor of the Beck Family Heritage Hall. Not for a moment has…
By Demetra Paizanis Reading List When most people hear the word “history,” they immediately flash back to stuffy classrooms, thick textbooks, and tedious memorization sessions. But history deserves better than that dull reputation. History is not just “what happened.” History is not just “what happened.” It’s not a dusty shelf of names, dates, and wars,…
By: Demetra Paizanis Reading List At some point, we’ve all watched a courtroom scene unfold — on TV, in movies, or maybe even through a sliver of real-life experience. There’s the stern judge, the impassioned lawyer, the nervous witness, and the suspense of whether the defendant is guilty or not. It’s compelling stuff. But the…
Demetra Paizanis As part of this year’s Warrior Week activities, Texas A&M University–Central Texas hosted a one-day academic workshop, featuring scholars from Dartmouth University, Wake Forest University, and the East-West Center. Part of a national series led by the Asian Studies Development Program, the event brought students and faculty together to discuss religion, politics, and…
Courtesy Article Nine students and faculty from Texas A&M University–Central Texas attended the 2025 Southwestern Psychological Association Conference in Little Rock, Arkansas. Over the three-day event, the attendees engaged in a series of workshops, research presentations, and teaching demonstrations. Ariana Espinosa Grimaldo and Amanda McHugh received Psi Chi Regional Awards for their student projects and…
By Karen Clos A&M-Central Texas and Temple College music students join a slate of musical talent in upcoming performances including a symphonic band concert and a chorale and orchestra concert performance. The Chorale and Orchestra concert is scheduled for Tuesday, April 15, 2025, at 7:30 p.m. at the Mary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center at…
By Jonathan Petty There are times when a name can be misleading, especially when dealing with higher education and its liberal studies degree programs. For Texas A&M University–Central Texas, the liberal studies degree reflects a degree path that offers a wide variety of choices when it comes to areas of focus. It is a degree…
By Demetra Paizanis Reading List The first humans to paint on cave walls probably didn’t call themselves artists. They weren’t agonizing over brushstroke techniques or debating whether their handprint stencil was too derivative of last season’s Lascaux trend. They were just documenting life—their hunts, their rituals, their weirdly consistent obsession with bison. If anything, they…
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