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Halfway home - The South Texan

The South Texan

Following the recent fall break, the familiar crunch of midterms, papers, and assignments brings a fresh wave of academic pressure. For many javelinas, getting back into that rhythm of university life requires a straight strategy to combat burnout, manage time and keep energy levels high. Campus experts and student leaders share that staying on top

The Man That Gravity Forgot - The South Texan

The South Texan

In professional wrestling, performers often talk about leaving everything in the ring. Few embodied that meaning as completely then Benjamin Satterley. Known to millions as PAC and to WWE fans as Neville, Satterley was once a generational talent whose career defined gravity, logic, and conventional storytelling. The news of his sudden passing at just 40

Hollywood looks in mirror - The South Texan

The South Texan

How 2026 became the biopic era If you walked into the cinema lately, chances are you weren’t just escaping reality for a couple of hours, you were stepping directly into someone else’s life story. While such film genres including sci-fi epics, horror, and franchise sequels still fought for that imax screen, box office analysts and

Autobots roll out again - The South Texan

The South Texan

Voice legend remembered with re-release On September 17th, The Transformers: The Movie released in theaters in the United States under Fathom Entertainment. The movie originally came in 1986, but the re-release, which is called “The Apology Tour,” not only upgrades the visuals and graphics, but also includes a post credit scene honoring the late Peter Cullen

A legacy louder than life - The South Texan

The South Texan

TAMUK alumni reminisces Everyone knows that before Texas A&M University-Kingsville’s name came to be, there was Texas A&I University. Now, imagine beloved Kingsville in the 1970s. Skee’s Drive-In is in business. Students from the university are crowded into booths, laughing about their day around a table of “Skee Burgers” and milkshakes. There’s a football g

DC: Heroes or hopeless? - The South Texan

The South Texan

A universe in need of saving If over a century of Hollywood has taught us anything it’s this: art is an industry of cycles. Audiences tastes evolve over time and whoever’s behind the lens does their best to gear a project towards those tastes so they can keep the money flowing. The 30s to the

Ripe, rotten, recalled. - The South Texan

The South Texan

Cyclospora in lettuce, glass in Outshine Fruit Bars and so many other recalls like this have built up into the month of September. During the months of July through August alone, Evergreen Fresh Sprouts recalled their broccoli sprouts due to potential salmonella contamination. Taylor Farms de Mexico’s iceberg lettuce was investigated due to a multistate

Ride it like you stole it - The South Texan

The South Texan

Why You Should Read Lonesome Dove as Soon as Possible I might have to get a Netflix subscription because a new adaption of "Lonesome Dove" has just been announced, and I am having feelings. I just know, like others do, that this version will never be the original show. Without a doubt, it will also

Gas prices rise across the U.S. as oil prices climb - The South Texan

The South Texan

Gas prices are rising across the United States, putting additional pressure on drivers as the national average moves above $4 per gallon. According to AAA, the national average of regular gasoline reached about $4.37 per gallon on September 16th, continuing an increase that began earlier this month. The recent increase has been closely connected to

5o Years in the making - The South Texan

The South Texan

A look at the past, a glimpse of the future of the College of Business Administration For decades, the College of Business Administration at Texas A&M University - Kingsville (TAMUK) has helped shape and prepare students’ careers, while also contributing to the economic development in South Texas. Founded in 1976, the College of Business Administration

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