Rayburn Student Center The student center is home to a variety of campus events and activities that enhance the college experience. Students can grab a …
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Home Away from Home
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Room to Grow
Whitley Hall Towering 12 stories above campus, Whitley Hall is where many A&M-Commerce freshmen call home. Room layouts allow for double occupancy in apartment style …
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Creating Wellness
Morris Recreation Center The Morris Recreation Center features outdoor and indoor facilities that satisfy the adventurer and health nut in everyone. Outside, students can enjoy …
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Sowing seeds of success
by Ashley Johnson In a fast-paced, drive-thru fed society, the process of getting food from the field to the family dinner table is often dismissed, …
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Alumni events, spring 2012
Commerce takes Manhattan by Kim Williams The Texas A&M University-Commerce wind ensemble and chorale performed in February at the world famous Carnegie Hall in New York …
From Your Alumni Association
As I admired the new statue on campus in memory of Rachel Rollings and Britney Lipsey, I couldn’t help but think how such a statue …
Transforming Lives: Tejas Club
In 1946, the Tejas Club was formed by 16 World War II veterans and three students. The club quickly developed as a positive influence on campus …
Continuing the Legacy
by Kim Williams The buildings on the campus of Texas A&M University-Commerce by themselves are just structures. While significant time, effort and financial contributions have …
Expanding Opportunities Through Research
Science Building The 110,000 sq.-foot Science Building is a three-story facility featuring more than 35 laboratories ideal for undergraduate, graduate and faculty research in chemistry, …
Building on their Passion
Hall of Languages The Hall of Languages is home to the literature and languages department, with programs in English, Spanish, French, and philosophy. The first …
A Place of Gathering
Ferguson Social Sciences Building Three departments reside in the Ferguson Social Sciences Building: history, sociology and criminal justice, and political science. In addition, the Joe …
The Perfect Tone
Music Building The Music Building features two performance venues, labs, classrooms, studios, and practice rooms, each carefully constructed to make the building one of the …
Jane Martyn
Recognize the name but not the face? Jane Martyn, assistant alumni director, is the source of the Alumni Association emails and correspondence you receive. Whether …
Personalizing the Process
Student Access & Success Center The Student Access and Success Center was created to ease the enrollment process for students. Now, students can come to …
Big fish, small pond, perfect home
by Savannah Christian Just a few short months ago, Sara Cushing and her mother, Gail Chandler, headed out of the Metroplex toward Texas A&M University-Commerce …
Transforming Lives: Atmos Energy
photo caption: (l–r): Sandra Doyle, Director, Public Affairs, Atmos Energy, John Paris, President, Mid Tex Division, Atmos Energy, Carlos Robles Atmos Energy supports education at Texas A&M …
Marching to Carnegie Hall
by Savannah Christian Bret Ryan, Class of 2014 Bret Ryan is a man of many talents. A junior music education major, Ryan has taken full …
Myths of the moon
Victoria Walters, Class of 2012 by Savannah Christian Victoria Walters was recently recognized for her “superior” presentation at the Pathways Symposium featuring research from each …
Fearless Peerless Mentoring
by Savannah Christian Nick Bailey, Class of 2012 In an effort to give back on campus, journalism major Nick Bailey recently started a Peerless Mentoring …
A Cultural Contingency
by Savannah Christian James Yznaga, Class of 2012 Honors College student James Yznaga spent the fall semester studying abroad in South Korea, learning not only …
Charting her own Path
by Savannah Christian Elizabeth Kolawole Class of 2013 After being accepted to numerous universities, junior Elizabeth Kolawole chose to attend Texas A&M University-Commerce, the same …
In the Moment
by Savannah Christian “In the moment, that is where you want to be. And in the moment, with what little time one has to think…I …
Noteworthy spring 2012
Dr. R. N. Singh, professor of sociology and criminal justice, was honored as a Regents Professor April 19 by The Texas A&M University System Board …
Class Notes spring 2012
1950s Dr. Bob Dowell (M.A. ’57), former professor, has recently published his third book Understanding the Bible: Head and Heart and is being published in …
Raymond B. Cameron (Sept. 1, 1919-Jan. 5, 2012)
After proudly serving his country in World War II, Raymond B. Cameron, class of 1940, embarked on a successful career in real estate development as …
Garland Button (Dec. 1, 1918-Dec. 7, 2011)
Mr. W. Garland Button will be remembered as a pillar of all that is good at A&M-Commerce. His ties to the university nearly span its …
Development Officers Partner with Deans
The university’s four development officers have each partnered with a separate dean to learn firsthand what the unique needs are within each college and to …
Investing in Growth
This is an exciting time at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Enrollment and program growth has led to the creation of four academic colleges. As a result, …
From the President
Of the many images of Professor Mayo that I’ve seen, I think I like this one the best. You can see that he had a …