by Rachael Gleason in University
The Huntsville area gained two new Asian style restaurants this summer, giving students an opportunity to broaden their taste buds with international cuisine from the Asian continent.
Chinese restaurant Imperial Garden, located on I-45 in between El Chico and Whataburger, offers customers an array of Chinese specialties buffet style.
by Rachael Gleason in University
The university can expect to lose three parking lots this upcoming year when building plans called for lots instead of land for the location of new buildings. The faculty lot in between the Frels-Wilson Complex, the faculty lot north of the Vick house and a lot that may become the location of a new Performing Arts Building will be discarded due to new construction projects as early as November according to the Director of Public Relations, Frank Krystyniak.
by Amy Megill in University
Since Sam Houston State University is the fastest-growing state college in Texas, it has become more important to protect its name and ensure its wellbeing. The Student Government Association met on Tuesday to discuss the bill that would safeguard the university's name.
Police advise students to use best judgement
by Javier Rodriguez in University
While students prepare to celebrate, clubs and bars get ready for big crowds while the police department prepares to regulate and maintain order amongst the wave of students in anticipation for the first Thursday night of the semester.
Although a big night for students, Sgt.
by Christi Laney in University
With plenty of activities cramming the Student Services Calendar every day, it's nearly impossible to sit on campus with nothing to do.
The Lowman Student Center Ball Room was transformed into a glittering casino Wednesday night as students enjoyed good company, good food and good games at Casino Night.
HKC teaches students weekly how to master the wall
by Christi Laney in University
For students interested in hanging four stories off the ground by a rope, the SHSU Outdoor Recreation Program plans on playing host to a series of rock climbing technique clinics this semester at the Health and Kinesiology Center.
When the rock wall opened in the spring of 2006, over 1,000 students took the challenge in February alone.
