College Headlines

Aggie football team prepares for short turnaround, rivalry game against Texas

The Battalion, Texas A&M, TX

1 hour ago by Brad Cox

After defeating Baylor on Saturday, the Texas A&M football team has less than a week to get ready for the Thanksgiving Day game against the archrival Longhorns.

Thanksgiving Facts and trivia

Houstonian, Sam Houston State University, Tx

8 hours ago

With the Thanksgiving break approaching, we at The Houstonian decided to lighten the mood and take a look at the not-so-serious side of Turkey Day. After all, we all need something funny to get us through the days with crazy families.

- Benjamin Franklin wanted the turkey to be the national bird of the United States.

Sam Houston begins quest for new coach

Houstonian, Sam Houston State University, Tx

5 hours ago by Lotis Butchko and Mike Silva - Sports Editor and Staff Reporter

Word spread quickly Monday morning that Sam Houston State University football head coach Todd Whitten had been fired.

Whitten, who has been at Sam Houston state for five years, has had three losing seasons and no playoff appearances.

"I was disappointed and upset," said quarterback Bryan Randolph.

Evolving our education system

The Battalion, Texas A&M, TX

18 hours ago by Shawn Hanrahan

The main premises of Darwin's theory have been repeatedly reinforced and modified to form the modern understanding of evolutionary theory. It is largely accepted scientific fact that the natural history of the Earth has undergone evolutionary changes for the past three billion years. But students who attended Texas public education system might have difficulty understanding the theory.

John Mayer puts out a new album with brave statements

The Battalion, Texas A&M, TX

3 days ago by Megan Ryan

Battle Studies wins over music listeners of all genre's

Life of dedication

Houstonian, Sam Houston State University, Tx

4 days ago by Meagan Ellsworth - Associate Editor

Red bricks carved with names and messages of memory and gratitude lay reflecting a key in the fall morning's dew.

Black and gold with letters stretched proudly across its chest, this key is the focal point of the academic endowment park at the north entrance of the Smith-Hutson Business Building.