Dead Man’s Cell Phone Review
By Guadalupe Perez-Mata, Social Media Manager
ALPINE - I’m always excited to see what new production the theater department has in store for us when I visit Sul Ross’ Studio Theatre. The talented performers and directors at Sul Ross are always putting on exemplary performances, and their performance of Sarah Ruhl’s “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” was no exception.
Gender Neutral Homecoming Delayed
By Brooke Manuel, Skyline Desk Chief
ALPINE-Transitioning Sul Ross State University’s familiar homecoming court titles from King and Queen to something more inclusive will be delayed until next year, officials said.
New Normal: Counseling Numbers Skyrocket
By Gisselle Rueda, Skyline Reporter
ALPINE- Sul Ross State University students seeking mental health counseling have skyrocketed by more than 60% this year, officials said.
2nd Annual LOBO Madness, Celebrating with School Spirit
By Marley Rokas, Skyline Correspondent
ALPINE- The men’s and women’s basketball kicked off their season Oct. 26 with the Lobo Madness tradition at the Pete P. Gallego Center.
Sul Ross Expands Farther into the Permian Basin
By Brooke Manuel, Skyline Desk Chief
ALPINE-Sul Ross State University has launched a new initiative with Odessa College to expand farther into the Permian Basin, which will allow Odessa students to earn a four-year degree from the Alpine university.
Sul Ross Sticks by its Guns
By Dawson Beard, Skyline Reporter
ALPINE _ Even in the wake of the tragic shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Sul Ross State University still allows students to carry handguns on campus
Spike In Campus Crime A Mystery
By Brooke Manuel, Skyline Desk Chief
ALPINE – Sul Ross State University officials are scratching their heads over a recent spike in campus crime, which saw more cases of significant incidents in September than the previous eight months.
“Blonde”: A Slap in the Face to Marilyn Monroe
By Brooke Manuel, Skyline Desk Chief
ALPINE – “Blonde” is a futile attempt to fictionalize the life of Marilyn Monroe, aka Norma Jeane Baker. Although the film includes some very accurate and raw facets of Monroe’s life, she was portrayed as something that she was most definitely not, weak.
The Sanderson Sisters are Back and Brewing Up 21st Century Potions
By-Brooke Manuel, Skyline Desk Chief
ALPINE – Hocus Pocus 2 is a melting pot of the 21st century and the Sanderson sisters that we all love and adore.
Formaldehyde Spill Shuts Down Warnock Science Building
By: Dawson Beard, Skyline Reporter
ALPINE – The Warnock Science Building at Sul Ross State University is shut down for a two-day cleanup and decontamination following an accidental chemical spill on Monday.
Youth in an Age of Destruction: The Potential for Evolution
By Joh Covington, Skyline Editor
ALPINE- At the height of Covid and after months of strictly remote classes in the wake of the shelter in places mandates, Sul Ross State University and many other public places reopened in the late fall of 2020. However, college life would not be the same and would most likely never resemble previous generation’s experiences again.
A Little Taste of Thailand in Alpine
By Guadalupe Perez-Mata, Social Media Manager
ALPINE - From Marfa to Alpine, Line Thai has created a whole new buzz among the residents by feeding the hungry mouths of the Alpine crew and college students alike.
SRSU Male Athletes Under Scrutiny In Crimes
By Brooke Manuel, Skyline Desk Chief
ALPINE-Three high profile criminal cases over the past month and a half have involved Sul Ross State University athletes, two of which allegedly involve assaults against female students.
Post Roe Sex at SRSU
By Gisselle Rueda, Skyline Reporter
ALPINE- The recent overturn of Roe V. Wade and the possible criminalization of abortion in Texas has triggered sexual behavioral changes and introspective discussion amongst Sul Ross State University Students.
SRSU Womens’ Soccer: Band of Sisters Goes Back to Grade School
By Marley Rokas, Skyline Reporter
Alpine – In a new wrinkle on competitive, high-stakes college sports recruiting, Sul Ross State University womens’ soccer coach John Dominguez has found what seems to be a winning formula.
Censorship Sucks
By Mark Metevier, Skyline Humor Columnist
Don’t you just love America? It is the greatest nation on the planet…if you haven’t traveled outside of it. It is pretty cool though. If you make enough money, you can still have teeth! I mean, one could even argue that God himself created war just to teach us geography! On the bright side, at least we are an accepting nation, unless you’re anything but a straight white man or someone who wants to read a book the gatekeepers don’t like.
Students Appreciate Free Condoms and Menstrual Items in University Bathrooms
By Gisselle Rueda, Skyline Reporter
ALPINE- In a new initiative this month, Sul Ross State University now provides condoms and feminine hygiene products in the men's and women's restrooms, a move that could be in part a response to the possible ban on all abortions in Texas.
Grand Jury to Consider Felony Sexual Assault Charges against SRSU Student
By Brooke Manuel, Skyline Desk Chief
ALPINE – A Brewster County Grand Jury could meet as early as this week to consider felony sexual assault and burglary charges against a Sul Ross State University student who allegedly entered three women’s and one men’s dormitory rooms in the pre-dawn darkness, fondled one of the occupants and stole several items, officials said.
Governor Candidate Beto O’Rourke Visits Small-Town Alpine
By Gabriel Cervantes, Skyline Contributor
ALPINE- The small west Texas city was graced Sept. 4 with a special visit from the gubernatorial candidate, Beto O’Rourke.
Explore the Land of Faeries in Holly Black’s Novel “The Cruel Prince”
By Brooke Manuel, Skyline Desk Chief
ALPINE- “The Cruel Prince” by Holly Black is nothing short of magic itself. Being the perfect blend of fantasy, young adult, coming-of-age, mystery, magic and romance, “The Cruel Prince” has something in it for every reader.