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2 months ago | 
fortworthreport.org | Serenada Sanchez
When wildfires hit Southern California in early January, Liesl McConchie knew that she and her fellow board members at the Fort Worth-based Corsi-Rosenthal Foundation could take action to help people affected by poor air quality. As a result of the fires, high amounts of chemicals, such as lead and chlorine, were released into the air. The chemicals can cause negative health effects on the lungs, respiratory tract, brain and nervous system.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
therambler.org | Serenada Sanchez
Cameron Dudzinski has been passionate about literature from a young age. In third grade he read Tuck Everlasting. When he finished the book, he was brought to tears and his love for reading was born. “That story, not sure why, just really resonated with me at such a young age and from there I started to recognize that reading is actually really fun,” Dudzinski said.
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Nov 14, 2023 | 
therambler.org | Serenada Sanchez
Students enrolled at Texas Wesleyan have access to TimelyCare, a virtual health and well-being provider, accessible through Canvas. TimelyCare has the capacity to provide all students all year-round with quick and timely care. Dennis Hall, dean of students, has worked closely with TimelyCare since its launch on the TXWES campus in fall 2022. “It is part of what you are paying for here at Texas Wesleyan,” Hall said.
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Nov 8, 2023 | 
therambler.org | Serenada Sanchez
Alpha Xi Delta raised money for a charity during a bingo night on Oct. 29 in the ballroom of Martin University Center. The sorority and The Kindly Hearts Initiative used this event to raise money for foster care and homeless youth. “The best part is seeing so many people here and knowing that all of the money we’re raising is going towards helping children,” Giovana Moropinto said. Moropinto is a second-year general business student.
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Nov 7, 2023 | 
therambler.org | Serenada Sanchez
The School of Business and Delta Kappa, a marriage and family honor society, joined forces to host and sponsor Be Well, a mental health and wellness dinner. On Oct. 25, in the Martin Center Ballroom, attendees gathered to talk about topics that some may find triggering. The goal of the event was to inform people about suicide prevention, stress management and sharing mental health resources.
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Nov 3, 2023 | 
therambler.org | Serenada Sanchez
• None Students on the grass behind the Martin Center play cornhole and trash can football. Trash can football is a game for students to test their aim. They throw the ball from one side into any of the trashcans. • None Tu Plan, sophomore psychology major, plays frisbee during the bash. He and his friends toss the frisbee behind the booths set up for the bash. • None Tamika Johnson, coordinator to the Dean of Arts & Sciences, shows off her door for the Homecoming door design contest.
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Oct 30, 2023 | 
therambler.org | Serenada Sanchez
The Latin Student Association (LSA) hosted a carne asada on Oct. 20 to close out Hispanic Heritage Month. Students and faculty met outside the Stella Hall Fire Pit for food, drinks, games, music and a piñata. All provided by the student organizations. “We as the students did everything,” Gidalti Chi, a senior double majoring in marketing and religion, said. Chi is a member of LSA. She helped set up the event, cook and lead during the event.
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Oct 24, 2023 | 
therambler.org | Serenada Sanchez
Due to the largest incoming freshman class, officials added 12 classes during the break period on Tuesday and Thursday. Students in these classes cannot attend events traditionally held during the 12:30 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. break. Emma Nelson, a senior and an off-campus student, has been affected by the new class time. “It kind of screws with my overall schedule, because I normally use free period to eat and then catch up on assignments.
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Oct 6, 2023 | 
therambler.org | Serenada Sanchez
Texas Wesleyan’s parking lots are inadequate for the number of students during the most common scheduled class hours. Parking on campus is difficult since student lots are further from class, and the lots fill up during these busier hours. The most common student parking lots are located along Collard Street and are labeled U, E and P Often students find themselves without parking spaces and resort to the visitor and faculty parking lots. Using a reserved or assigned lot is a game of chance.
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Sep 27, 2023 | 
therambler.org | Serenada Sanchez
Marlene Torres is majoring in biology and Emiliano Gonzalez is majoring in marketing. Both students are sophomores and are excited to be a part of the Hispanic Heritage month. (From left to right) Paulina Hudson, Sergio Flores, Britney Martinez, and Carla Arce are cutting paper to create papel picado with the Bilingual Education Student Organization (BESO) booth. Martinez is a member of BESO and on the programs and activities committee.
