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Textbooks are expensive — I think that’s one thing we can all agree on. But is removing their price tags really the key to lessening students’ financial burden?

“The cancellation of the student fundraiser was very much the catalyst, but it brought to the forefront many issues," said Ashley Pinkham.

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The Faculty Senate at West Texas A&M University will be counting ballots tomorrow for the no confidence vote against University President Walter Wendler.

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The Faculty Senate at West Texas A&M University will be counting ballots tomorrow for the no confidence vote against University President Walter Wendler.

Today, the West Texas A&M University faculty completed a no-confidence vote in University President Dr. Walter Wendler’s leadership.

After the West Texas A&M University president canceled a drag show, a second online petition has started, but to support the presidents decision.

"I think my legacy will be bringing the knowledge of gender studies to students who otherwise will not ever known it existed—that women had an effect on history and that this is a legitimate field to study.” —Dr. Jean Stuntz, WTAMU

A retiring West Texas A&M University history professor’s contributions to gender studies will be honored at a symposium this week. Dr. Jean Stuntz will retire this spring after 21 years of service at WT. During her tenure, she helped found WT’s gender studies program more than a decade ago. Stuntz has been actively advancing women’s and gender studies in her research and teaching throughout her career at WT, said Dr. Amy Von Lintel, professor of art history and current director of ...