By Jonathan Petty (Above) Dr. Brad Buckley, center, is presented the Texas A&M University–Central Texas Warrior Leadership Award during commencement ceremony on Dec. 12 by The Texas A&M University System Chancellor Glenn Hegar and A&M–Central Texas President Richard M. Rhodes, Ph.D. As part of its December graduation ceremony on Friday, Dec. 12, Texas A&M University–Central…
By Karen Clos Recent Texas A&M University–Central Texas graduate and Georgetown resident, Glenda Nord, 73, calls herself “backwards” but she laughs when she admits it, and her steely deep sapphire blue eyes squint just a little bit at the corners as she throws her head back as if her whole body were enjoying the irony….
By Demetra Paizanis On quiet mornings in Merigold, Miss., sunlight filters slowly through the pecan branches outside Rebecca Parker’s home office window, catching on the long rows of orchard trees that stretch across her family’s four acres. Dew settles on the grass in silvery beads, birds rustle in the branches, and the world takes its…
By Demetra Paizanis Texas A&M University–Central Texas hosted its third annual Student Research Symposium on Friday, Dec. 5, at Bernie Beck Lecture Hall, where undergraduate and graduate students from multiple disciplines presented original research. Organized by the Division of Research and Innovation with support from the Psychology Club and the Psi Chi Honor Society, the…
By Karen Clos On Friday, December 12, at 3 p.m., Texas A&M University–Central Texas celebrates Commencement at the Cadence Bank Center. University officials said they expect 335 graduates to receive their degrees, increasing the total number of degrees awarded by the university since 2009 to 12,826. Georgetown resident and Temple College alum, Glenda Nord, 73,…
Above: Texas A&M University–Central Texas recognized 34 employees for service award anniversaries of 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 years. The recognition and award plaques were handed out at a special luncheon in their honor. Texas A&M University–Central Texas celebrated on Wednesday by recognizing 34 employees for anniversaries, marking 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25…
By Karen Clos Killeen resident and A&M-Central Texas U.S. Army ROTC cadet, Chris Landry, is less than six months away from earning his undergraduate degree in business and a commission as a second lieutenant in the Army – both of which he hopes to celebrate in May 2026. Currently a senior, Landry is full-time business…
By Karen Clos When Killeen resident Marcy Maharaj, 34, goes to work, she arrives with the day outlined in her mind. Not that there is much variation to her work, she says. In fact, if she were asked to describe it, she might say it was mostly routine. Or perhaps, predictable. Sometimes, she wonders if…
By Demetra Paizanis, Texas A&M University-Central Texas has named Dr. John Howe as its next dean of students, effective Jan. 1, 2026. He will begin his duties on campus Jan. 2. Howe currently serves as vice provost for student affairs at Grand View University in Des Moines, Iowa, and brings more than two decades of…
Title IV-E Conference Nov. 7, 2025: Scott Cooley, left, Senior Staff Attorney for the Texas Children’s Commission, and Brody Burks, Assistant Attorney General of Texas. Texas A&M University–Central Texas welcomed child welfare professionals, students, and community partners for its annual Title IV-E Conference on Nov. 7, an event dedicated to advancing dialogue and solutions for…
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