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COMMERCE, Texas – The Fifth Annual Cops and Rodders Auto Show is slated Saturday, Sept. 6, at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Registration will begin at 8 a.m. with awards to be presented at 3 p.m. The event will be located on…

COMMERCE, Texas — Texas A&M University-Commerce has been informed that the City of Commerce Emergency Management Staff and the American Red Cross are seeking volunteers to help with potential evacuees from Hurricane Gustav. Although Hurricane Gustav has not yet entered…

COMMERCE, Texas — Texas A&M-Commerce graduate Alicia Pol has been awarded Student Best in Show in the 2008 National ADDY Awards for her advertising campaign. Pol submitted one of 270 student entries in the national competition. Each competitor had to…

COMMERCE, Texas – A power outage at Texas A&M University-Commerce closed all buildings on campus today at approximately 8:15 a.m. Power was restored at 11:30 a.m. All classes at the Commerce campus were canceled until 12:30 p.m. All buildings were…

COMMERCE, Texas – General auditions for the University Playhouse’s fall shows will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 2, from 7 to 10 p.m. Individuals will have a two-minute time slot to audition on the Main Stage of the Performing Arts…

COMMERCE, Texas – Dr. Dan Jones, new president of Texas A&M University-Commerce who arrived on campus about a month ago, delivered his first address to faculty and staff members on Aug. 21 and outlined several new initiatives. At this meeting…

COMMERCE, Texas – When Lemar White of Princeton, N.J. walked across the stage to receive his master of business administration degree from Texas A&M University-Commerce at Summer Commencement, he was making his first visit to campus. White, a corporate auditor…

COMMERCE, Texas – When Lemar White of Princeton, N.J. walked across the stage to receive his master of business administration degree from Texas A&M University-Commerce at Summer Commencement, he was making his first visit to campus. White, a corporate auditor…

COMMERCE, Texas – This fall Texas A&M University-Commerce honors graduates Tasia Barrett of Sulphur Springs and Sarah Rodriguez of Eustace will begin graduate work. Barrett, who graduated with a Bachelor of Science with Highest Honors at Summer Commencement on Aug.…

COMMERCE, Texas — Texas A&M-Commerce has planned a wide variety of fun and informative events to kick off the new school year. The Lions Roar Week coinciding with the first week of the fall semester will begin Monday, Aug. 25.…

COMMERCE, Texas – The Second Annual Cotton Belt Railroad Symposium will bring former and current railroad employees and their families and noted authors at Texas A&M University-Commerce on Saturday, Aug. 16. The symposium on railroad legacy and lore is from…

COMMERCE, Texas – Cheri Davis, assistant director of the Texas A&M University-Commerce Planetarium, has won a fellowship from the Texas Space Grant Consortium. The $5,000 fellowship will assist Davis in her doctoral degree studies at A&M-Commerce. She is seeking the…

COMMERCE, Texas – Dr. Randy McBroom of Texas A&M University-Commerce has been appointed to the board of directors of the proposed Valley of the Caddo Museum and Cultural Center. McBroom, who serves as Assistant to the President for Planning and…

COMMERCE, Texas — Community college students at four schools in the North and Northeast Texas regions are eligible for scholarships to attend Texas A&M University-Commerce. Students at Paris Junior College, Navarro County College, Trinity Valley Community College, Eastfield, and Grayson…

COMMERCE, Texas – This year’s Texas A&M University System Advanced Collaborative Theatre project will present a play festival on Friday, Aug. 1, and Saturday, Aug. 2. Family Night featuring original shows will be 8 p.m. Aug. 1 in the Studio…

COMMERCE, Texas — Texas A&M University-Commerce Police Chief Donna Spinato has been honored with the Department of Defense Patriotic Employer Award. The Patriotic Employer Award is presented by the National Committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR),…

COMMERCE, Texas – Starting this fall, Texas A&M University-Commerce will offer the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Program at Paris Junior College. With the agreement signed this month between A&M-Commerce and PJC, Paris area students will be able to…

COMMERCE, Texas – Retiring Texas A&M University-Commerce President Keith McFarland has been honored with a portrait that now hangs in the Administration Building. Debora Schubert Lytle, a 1987 bachelor of fine arts graduate of A&M-Commerce, was commissioned to paint McFarland’s…

COMMERCE, Texas – Dr. David Crenshaw has been appointed interim dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Crenshaw is a professor of Animal Science who was serving as interim head of the department and chaired…

COMMERCE, Texas – Public Radio 88.9 KETR will air a tribute to retiring Texas A&M University-Commerce President Keith McFarland and his wife, Nancy, this week. The programs, set Thursday through Saturday, will feature interviews with the McFarlands, A&M-Commerce faculty, staff,…