West Texas A&M University

No one wants to be a wine snob. But if you’re like millions of wine lovers, you like wine a lot. That’s why you want to increase not only your appreciation for wine, but also know how to tell a good wine from a bad one. Nakedwine.com’s James Bagley will spread the good news. Enjoy […]

Watch the Balancing Act's "Pros in the Know," sponsored by West Texas A&M University. You'll get great tips about what today's colleges and universities still offer to their graduates. 

Food on college campuses can be tempting, to say the least. Imagine: burgers, fries, and pizza—all in one place! But not to worry–West Texas A&M University joins us with some great tips on how you can eat healthy on campus and beyond, and avoid the dreaded Freshman 15! Check out some incredible tips, part of […]

College is expensive, but there are ways to cut costs, especially when living on campus living. Discover financial tools that will not only save you money, but make the entire college experience better for students and parents.

The creator of the non-electric, portable slow cooker called the Wonderbag and Dr. Emily Hunt, a Dean at West Texas A&M University, talk about their “ah-ha” moments.

College is about more than just hitting the books. The Balancing Act offers solutions on how to get involved around campus.

Learn one of the fastest ways to meet people and make new friends at college from the experts at West Texas A&M University.

The average college student really has their work cut out for them.  It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the information overload at every step of today’s collegiate experience.  How do you choose the right school?  Find financial support?  Compare tuition costs?  Find your way around campus?  How do you register for class?  Secure a job […]

Necessity is the mother of invention, they say.  So then, what’s the mother of… RE-invention?  Why not ask the 2015 National Teacher of the Year, Shanna Peeples?  If not for the courage to make the critical life decision to re-enroll as a non-traditional adult student, Shanna would not have earned her teaching degree and gone […]