On Saturday, May 17, at 3 p.m., Texas A&M University–Central Texas celebrates 375 undergraduate and graduate degree candidates at the Cadence Bank Center in Belton. And a first of its kind occurrence that, so far, university officials say, that hasn’t happened at any other university they’ve been able to find. According to an exhaustive Google…
by Jonathan Petty Beginning in the Fall 2025 semester, Texas A&M University–Central Texas is rewarding high-performing academic transfer students with a guaranteed merit scholarship. The new scholarship recognizes outstanding academic achievement by guaranteeing up to $2,000 per year for three years for students who enter A&M–Central Texas with a 3.75 or higher cumulative grade-point average…
Jonathan Petty Texas A&M University–Central Texas is hosting a Self-Care Symposium for students from 4-7 p.m. on Friday, May 2 in the Bernie Beck Lecture Hall in Gen. Robert Shoemaker Founders Hall. Students can register to attend the symposium by clicking this linkor by scanning the QR code. The event, co-sponsored by the Student Association for…
Demetra Paizanis He thinks. About the store manager job he might accept—or not. About the bachelor’s degree he’s halfway through. About the 1967 Impala in the driveway, half-built like a paused memory. About what it means to be 21 and at a crossroads. And then, he gets up. Every morning begins like this: stillness, reflection,…
Demetra Paizanis Texas A&M University-Central Texas hosted its annual Student Research Symposium on April 8, where undergraduate and graduate students across multiple disciplines presented original research in an open-format poster session. Organized by the Division of Research and Innovation, with support from the University Center for Applied Research and Engagement (UCARE), the event invited attendees…
By Karen Clos A&M-Central Texas graduate student and Georgetown High School math teacher, Carolyn Hise, has been named one of three state finalists for the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching Award (PAEMST), the nation’s highest honor for teachers of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. According to a White House press release…
By Demetra Paizanis,Communications Coordinator – The smell hits first. Not the fresh tortillas from the bakery or the sharp citrus of just-cut produce, but the acrid sting of industrial cleaner—mingled with something worse. Something that lingers, no matter how many times she mops. Krystal Mary Bonilla Negron, 23, moves through the aisles unnoticed, until she’s…
By Demetra Paizanis Texas A&M-Central Texas to Host “Religion in Southeast Asia: Buddhism and Islam” Workshop Texas A&M University-Central Texas will provide a venue for a workshop titled “Religion in Southeast Asia: Buddhism and Islam,” aimed at exploring the intersection of ancient religious traditions with contemporary societal challenges, on April 10 in the Bill Yowell…
By Karen Clos Before she was even out of high school, Killeen resident, Miranda Castro, 24, acquired the kind of wisdom that no one welcomes. Not the gentle kind that sprouts after seeds of age, experience, faith, and fate are watered with time and the sunlight of understanding. It is the kind of experience wrought…
Let’s face it, managing time as a graduate student is less about penciling in a few study sessions and more about orchestrating a full-blown circus. Between juggling research, coursework, and the inevitable existential crises, who has time to actually manage time? The Opening Act: Getting Organized Before you can manage time, you need to know…
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