by Karen Clos, Director of Communications and Media Relations – In the white window-paned, three-story, burnt-orange home outside of Kumasi in Ghana’s Ashanti Region, Jennifer Appiah’s kitchen often smelled like her four children’s favorite meal: yam and spinach stew. Humble ingredients came together—palm oil, kontomire greens, subtle spices—warm and rounded, faintly smoky, coating even the…
Courtesy Article – Texas A&M University–Central Texas’ inaugural magazine, Momentum, has earned a Gold Award from the 2025 Collegiate Advertising Awards, a national competition recognizing excellence in higher‑education communications, marketing, and publications. Read Momentum The Collegiate Advertising Awards group institutions by size, with individual submissions competing against peer universities in designated categories and divisions. Gold…
Reading List In a world where your refrigerator can be hacked and your grandma’s cat has its own Instagram, cybersecurity is no longer the stuff of spy movies or hoodie-wearing hackers typing in dark basements. Whether you’re an everyday email user, a Fortune 500 CEO, or just someone trying to keep their Wi-Fi password a…
By Demetra Paizanis, Communications Coordinator – KILLEEN — Texas A&M University–Central Texas inducted 27 students into Psi Chi honor society during a ceremony April 11, marking the chapter’s third year of inductions since its founding. Psi Chi is an international honor society that recognizes high-achieving psychology students. To qualify, students must complete a set number…
Registration for the Texas A&M University–Central Texas Summer and Fall 2026 semesters officially opened Monday, April 6 for new and returning students following a steady 2% enrollment growth in Spring 2026. Course offerings include from three flexible summer formats of five-week, eight-week, and ten-week semesters that begin on Monday, June 1.
FRISCO, Texas — Students, alumni and faculty from Texas A&M University–Central Texas presented research and earned recognition at the 2026 Southwestern Psychological Association Conference. Seven students, three alumni and four faculty members attended the three-day event, which featured workshops, research presentations and teaching demonstrations. Among them, applied psychology graduate student Stacie Gilyard received a Poster…
By Jonathan Petty, Director, Enrollment Marketing and Communications – KILLEEN — Taylor Petro’s poster hung at the end of the row. An unassuming Scholars Day research poster, it seemed to fit right in. That is, until you read the title: “Breeding Fear: The Impact of Social Media on Perceptions of Large Carnivores and Conservation Involvement.”…
by Demetra Paizanis, Communications Coordinator – Texas A&M University–Central Texas will host Warrior Week 2026 from April 6- 11, featuring a weeklong schedule of events and Spirit Week activities across campus. The schedule spans six days of programming, including academic events, student activities and campus traditions held in various spaces throughout the campus such as…
By Karen Clos, Director of Communications and Media Relations – Maurice “Mo” Powell grew up in Decatur, Georgia, in a neighborhood that might as well have been kid heaven — wide open, full of energy, and crowded with cousins — except for the responsibilities that came with it. None of which he resented. Counting brothers,…
By Karen Clos, Director of Communications and Media Relations – A&M-Central Texas is pleased to announce the appointment of Hannah Davis Ketteman as the university’s new Senior Instructional Consultant for Artificial Intelligence within the Office of the Provost’s Division of Digital Learning and Innovation. Ketteman joins the university as an accomplished educational leader with a…
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