It seems like the Millennials always get the short end of the stick. We’re thought to be lazy, self-absorbed technophiles, who casually abuse drugs and expect frequent praise for even the most lackluster accomplishment. But we’re also supposed...

The Student Publications staff paid a visit to the Big Easy Oct. 23-27 for the ACP-CMA Annual Convention. The Prospector was recognized as a Newspaper Pacemaker finalist and took home a 3rd place prize for Newsmagazine Special Edition Cover for Minero...

Golden arches, cuddly pandas and erotic mermaids are all etched into society and are a few of the things that come to mind when we want a quick fix for our hunger or thirst. The Prospector conducted a survey for the 2013 Pick Awards, where students...

A common question in political science is, “are you better now than you were a year ago?” In one year, we vote on Texas’ leadership. This past weekend, familiar folks from around the state filed paperwork to establish their candidacy for next...

Basketball season is back and we are really excited to get this year started. We have put in a lot of work and will just continue to take it one day at a time. We would really like to make a good run this year and get back into the NCAA Tournament....

The Texas gubernatorial race is still a year away, but candidates on both sides of the political spectrum are mustering support for their sprint toward the highest office in the Lone Star State. Currently declared on the Republican side of the aisle...

I began my sojourn into the mystical world when I covered Paul Bradford’s School of Paranormal investigation at the end of Septemeber. The event was held at the Museum of History and it involved a two-hour panelist talk and a one-hour electronic voice...