Hosts Bella Grossman and Dominic Valdez brought you the latest stories on this episode of the Javelina Broadcast Network. This episode featured the crowning of Miss TAMUK 2025, with exclusive reactions from the newly crowned winner. The episode also highlighted an event and efforts from Sexual Assault Awareness Month, emphasizing education and prevention across campus. Additionally, the broadcast covered the recent revocation of international student visas, followed by updates on their reinstatement. It was a powerful and informative edition, keeping the Javelina community connected and aware.
In this episode of the Javelina Broadcast Network, Matthew Nicholas and Alyssa Tijerina highlighted a weekend full of music, history, and heart. At Jazz Fest, talented middle and high school students took the stage to show off their skills, performing a variety of jazz pieces that wowed the crowd and demonstrated their dedication to the craft. Recreation of TAMUK’s centennial photo, where students, alumni, faculty, and community members came together to honor a photograph taken 100 years ago—celebrating the university’s legacy and the people who continue to shape it. Fit for a Queen, a special event hosted by Foster Angels. Foster girls were given the opportunity to select prom dresses, jewelry, and accessories, helping create a magical and memorable prom night experience.
An exciting preview for the upcoming play She Kills Monsters, set to debut this April. The play tells the poignant story of a sister who, after the death of her sibling, uncovers her late sister’s Dungeons & Dragons campaign. This discovery not only reignites their bond but also helps the sister unravel a deeper understanding of her sibling’s life. Meanwhile, a significant moment for local history occurred as the South Texan Archive, located on the third floor of the library, received a collection of Alice News Journal issues dating all the way back to the 1960s. These historic newspapers are now available for public research, offering a rare glimpse into the region’s past.
In this episode of the Javelina Broadcast Network, hosts Bella Grossman and Selena Ortiz discussed the recent ban on drag shows at Texas A&M University System campuses. They spoke with students about how this decision affected campus culture and the LGBTQ+ community. The episode also highlighted the importance of financial aid in making higher education accessible for all students. Join Bella and Selena for this insightful conversation on current campus issues and student experiences!
Join hosts Jacob Daniels and Matthew Roberts on this edition of Javelina Broadcast Network as they cover two exciting stories. First, they highlight the visit of “The Office” stars Leslie David Baker and Kate Flannery, who shared stories and engaged with fans on campus. Then, they bring you coverage of the Medical Rural Med Camp, where students gained hands-on experience and inspiration to pursue careers in the medical field. Stay tuned for these stories and more!
On this episode of the Javelina Broadcast Network, we brought you some inspiring stories. TAMUK students from CSDO traveled to Puerto Rico to assist adults with Down syndrome, making a lasting impact on the community. We also featured an unforgettable Open Mic Night where students celebrated Black History Month with delicious food and incredible talent. Stay tuned for these stories and more, with Karla Aguilar and Editor-in-Chief Jacob Daniels.
Join Hosts Karla Muñoz and Mark Paz on a heart warming veterans’ luncheon, here local hero’s shares stories of service over a delicious meal. Plus University, President Dr. Robert Vela unveils his bold vision for TAMUK, focusing on academic innovation and campus growth. Don’t miss this inspiring look at how TAMUK is planning for the future.