Dorms during COVID-19
While the university is adapting to COVID-19 by transitioning to online classes and cancelling events, the campus is not completely devoid of students. As of…
TAMUK moves online
After TAMUK announced that it will be making the move to online classes for the duration of the semester, departments on campus are having to…
University adjusts to pandemic
From moving classes online to postponing graduation, Texas A&M University-Kingsville (TAMUK) has joined the many universities that have made changes because of the outbreak of…
COVID-19 leads transition to online courses
Texas A&M University-Kingsville faculty have been working to ensure we can deliver course content in the most effective manner during this rapidly-evolving times. We want…
A&M System suspends university sponsored international travel
As Spring Break approaches and the global outbreak of COVID-19 remains a rapidly evolving situation, the health and safety of our students, faculty and staff…
Life, love, and learning
College is a typical place to make friends. For two couples, it was inevitable their friendship would bloom into more, leading them to one day…
Cooke named Assistant Dean of A&S
The College of Arts and Sciences is seeing a change in leadership as Dr. Barbara Cooke was appointed the Interim Assistant Dean for the college. …
University cautions against Coronavirus
After the Texas A&M University System (TAMUS) sent out a memo to faculty, staff and students asking all members to cancel undergraduate travel to China…
Jazz Band I to perform at TMEA
The Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center will ring with the upbeat melodies and grand-sounding tunes of the Jazz Band I during the 100th year anniversary…
El Tap remodels
It is difficult to be a TAMUK stu- dent and never have visited El Tapatio restaurant. With less than a block away from the university,…