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Texans are preparing to elect their next U.S. senator in the Nov. 3 midterm elections. For college students balancing tuition, housing and everyday expenses, the election could shape more than the political landscape. Their vote will determine who makes decisions that impact their everyday lives. With early voting underway, a closer look at the candidates’..
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Texas Wesleyan University students took a break from their classes to bump, bounce and roll around in inflatable bubble balls during a Knockerball event hosted by Student Activities. The event took place from 12:30 to 1:30 pm on Oct. 20 at the Kay Granger Mall, drawing students outside during the university’s free period. The inflatable...
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After losing their early lead, the Rams failed to make a comeback during the second half of Saturday afternoon’s game battling the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Crusaders. Annaliese Joiner has the details.
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Texas Wesleyan University entered lockdown after a police chase ended on campus at approximately 4:22 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 14. The lockdown was lifted at approximately 4:36 p.m. after the Fort Worth Police Department apprehended the suspect. The Rambler spoke with several student eyewitnesses who saw the incident unfold. Natalie Garcia, a junior criminal.
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When searching for professional attire, students can look no further than behind the first-floor stairwell in the Polytechnic United Methodist Church (PUMC.) In an aesthetic welcome back to the semester, the Texas Wesleyan Food Pantry clothes closet was renovated after a summer long makeover. Increased space for students’ access to free professional wear, re
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The Texas Wesleyan’s men’s soccer team pulled off a late-game victory against Central Christian College on Oct. 10 to extend their home game winning streak to three. Texas Wesleyan took an early advantage when first-year striker Nicholas Duderstadt scored the opening goal and gave the team a 1-0 lead that lasted the majority of the game....
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Rams athletics heads into another week of action. Annaliese Joiner takes you through the biggest matchups.
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On Oct. 8, the School of Arts and Sciences (SOAS) held a celebration, which included food, drinks and a certificate presentation, for the 307 Dean’s List recipients from the Spring 2026 semester. The Dean’s List distinguishes students with a semester of GPA of 3.5 or higher, and it’s celebrated every semester across each of Texas...
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A tripped fuse caused a brownout—a partial power outage—that affected 80% of Texas Wesleyan campus, university facilities and IT personnel say. An internet outage followed. The outage was reported at 10:53 p.m. on Oct. 8. Following repairs, power was later restored at 2:20 a.m., facilities personnel said. The outage led to network equipment losing power and
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Polytechnic Heights celebrated National Night Out on Tuesday, Oct 6. at the Martin branch of the Boys & Girls Club. Dwala Chandler, program manager for Poly Main Street project and Reba Henry, vice chair of Poly Main Street and president of the Polytechnic Heights South Neighborhood Association planned the event, inviting local businesses and...
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