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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
Family Weekend 2026 - The South Texan
The South Texan
Family Weekend Brought Families and Memories to TAMUK Campus Family weekend is a time were family of students come to campus to see what it has to offer their student. It’s also a time when students can be proud to show their family around the campus and have Javelina pride. Texas A&M University-Kingsville hosted Family
Adéla opens new chapter - The South Texan
The South Texan
From KATSEYE to center stage On July 31st, Marvel StuSinger-songwriter, Adéla, has released her debut album following her departure from international sensation KATSEYE. Adéla’s debut album, “PRIMA,” entered the charts significantly higher than expected, suggesting an influential future. With this information, the debut is promising to appear in the top char
Picking up what most wouldn’t - The South Texan
The South Texan
Doctor Christine Riser Robbins, as most would know, is an outstanding teacher and caring person. Doing anything she can to help students succeed and does what needs to be done. After the tragic events of 9/11, Richard A. Gould decided to put together a nonprofit organization that would draw forensic archaeologists from around the country
When the Moon steals the spotlight - The South Texan
The South Texan
The Society of Physics Students, a club organization, held a once-in-a-year night of wonder and fun under the lunar eclipse. In front of Hill Hall in the courtyard, students, and even professors, gathered to view the sight of the lunar eclipse from multiple telescopes. Thursday, August 27, from 9 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., students gathered
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