Derald Harp’s Earth-Kind® team was named a 2017 Finalist for the Texas Environmental Excellence Award, the highest environmental honor given by the State of Texas. Harp, Professor of Horticulture in the School of Agriculture, is a member of the Texas A&M Extension National Earth-Kind Environmental Initiative Team.

Many coaches across the country faced a dilemma in March — no March Madness. As the Texas A&M-Commerce Lions were wrapping up a highly successful season, head coach received a text that would ultimately end it. COVID-19 shut down the sports world and it will never be the same. While efforts are being made to finish the NBA season and start the WNBA season, seniors on Burton’s squad will always have “what if” in their reflections of their 2019-20 NCAA season.

The A&M-Commerce Chorale will perform an a cappella concert at the Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Dallas on April 22. The performance will include a selection of music by composers such as Palestrina, Roger T. Petrich, Hyun Kook, Daniel Elder, Hyo-Won Woo, and Herbert Howells. The University Chorale is the premier choral ensemble selected by audition from undergraduate and graduate students in the Department of Music and the campus at large.

So it was, on the last day of Black History Month, at the sold-out Frank Erwin Center, that the former First Lady Michelle Obama descended upon Austin. It was her latest stop on her worldwide ‘Becoming’ book tour. No better way to go from one month of celebration to another, Women’s History Month.

Hurricane Harvey was as storm scientists predicted. In August, federal meteorologists emphasized their prediction of an increasingly dangerous hurricane season. They indicated there was a 60 percent chance for storms more intense than usual. Southern states were warned to be especially prepared.

A Year After The Dallas Mavericks’ Problematic Workplace Culture Was Exposed, The Organization’s New Female Leadership Is Setting Future NBA Standards. Ivy Awino hurries between her perch inside the arena and a control room housed back in the annals of the American Airlines Center. It’s early December, and the Dallas Mavericks’ in-game DJ, known professionally as Poizon Ivy, walks as she talks.

Jason Osei walked into a local taco shop smiling and bragging about his beloved Philadelphia Eagles, who were playing on the TV screens. He assured me they’d mount a comeback against New Orleans. His swollen eye had gone down considerably since the day before. The former Texas A&M-Commerce all-conference offensive lineman fought and won his first amateur Mixed Martial Arts Heavyweight fight the previous evening.

Baylor takes down a No. 1 for the first time in program history. WACO, Texas – No. 8 Baylor’s hot shooting kept fans from freezing last night as the Bears dismantled No. 1 UConn, 68-57. The sold-out crowd braved near below freezing temperatures to witness a program first, defeating a No. 1-ranked opponent.

How The Dallas Wings Ended A Nine-Game Losing Streak With A Crucial Win Over The Las Vegas Aces To Clinch A Second Straight Trip To The Playoffs. The Dallas Wings found themselves in a pretty rough spot on Friday. After starting the season on absolute fire and earning attention for all the right reasons, the team suddenly found itself in danger of missing the WNBA playoffs following a run of nine-straight losses that found the team dramatically parting ways with its longtime head coach, Fred Williams.

When the clock hit zero Friday night at the College Park Center, the crowd erupted in delight, and a bit of surprise, too. Dallas had not only won its first game since July 19, but they locked in the last spot in the playoffs with a win over the Las Vegas Aces. Liz Cambage bent over, grabbing her knees in tears, emotionally spent.

Youtube gamer Monsieuryves featured my interviews from the WNBA All-Star game in his video about NBA Live 19 adding WNBA builds.

The air at the College Park Center was absent of the usual aroma of popcorn. Dallas Wings cookies and a “Welcome Coach Brian Agler” cookie cake greeted media and visitors as they entered the press room. You could feel the buzz among the VIPs who anxiously sat on the front row chatting. They were ready to introduce the latest Dallas coach to the fold.