By: Lillian Stewart, Skyline Intern
ALPINE- After the devastating fire that took place last May in downtown Alpine, Sul Ross students and local community members eagerly await the reconstruction of the affected area.
By: Viviana Sanchez, Skyline Reporter and Eliya Alvidrez, Skyline Editor
ALPINE- A nationwide crackdown on student visas has left many students across the U.S. feeling scared and afraid about the future.
By: Maya Tinajero, Skyline Desk-Chief
ALPINE – On April 5, a group of protesters organized themselves at the Civic Center to participate in what has been called a “Hands-Off” protest. The gathering was just one of many that are taking place across the nation, organized to show public resistance to the Trump Administration’s actions.
By Eliya Alvidrez, Skyline Editor
ALPINE - Throughout April 10-12, The Sul Ross Skyline made a powerful impact at the 2025 Texas Intercollegiate Press Association Convention, held in San Marcos, TX. The Skyline brought home 1 first place and 3 second place awards in various categories, showcasing the organization's determination and talent.
By Eliya Alvidrez, Skyline Editor
ALPINE – April is recognized as sexual assault awareness month. Communities across the country take the initiative to do their part in creating awareness by educating others about sexual violence, how to prevent it, and offering support to survivors.
By Viviana Sanchez, Skyline Reporter
ALPINE- Sul Ross is raising the cost to students for housing and food , meaning students will face higher living costs, but they may benefit from improved housing and dining.
By Eliya Alvidrez, Skyline Editor
ALPINE – The Sul Ross Office of the Provost and the Faculty Assembly Online Distance Education Committee announced a new award that recognizes examples of outstanding online teaching and online teaching practices.
ALPINE - Protesters were seen walking down Holland Ave., in regards to the economic policies that President Trump has put in place.
By: Maya Tinajero, Skyline Desk Chief
ALPINE- Sul Ross Baseball’s graduate assistant coach, Ruger Beck has recently been dismissed from his position due to alleged “insubordination and disrespect to the program”, according to Head Coach Caleb Abney.
By: Lillian Stewart, Skyline Intern
ALPINE Local high school students and their families say they are alarmed and confused by President Trump’s crackdown on undocumented migrants.
By Eric Loy, Skyline Reporter
ALPINE, TX – Less than a month into his term, President Trump entered office with fists swinging.
By: Eliya Alvidrez, Skyline Reporter
ALPINE And just like that on January 18th, all 170 million TikTok users in the United States were no longer able to access the application. But the next day, President Trump flip flopped and reversed the order against the Chinese-owned company.
By Skyline Reporter Viviana Sanchez
ALPINE- In recent weeks, ICE raids have continued to become more common in the United States. During these times it is crucial to understand your rights and the proper steps to take if ICE agents approach you at your home, workplace, or school. Here is what you need to know to protect yourself and your loved ones.
By: Eliya Alvidrez, Skyline Editor
ALPINE - Starting on February 14th, Sul Ross will be required to expand its restrictions regarding the use of technologies, covered applications, and technology service providers. Governor Gregg Abbott has instructed the Department of Information Resources to update their Prohibited Technologies list to include new additions.
By Gisselle Rueda, Skyline Reporter
ALPINE- Sul Ross State University has been criticized for its lack of accessibility on campus and lukewarm compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
By: Lillian Stewart, Skyline Intern and Eliya Alvidrez, Skyline Reporter
ALPINE - Students vaping on school grounds has become a significant issue and Alpine High School is no exception. Serious health problems can emerge as a result of prolonged vaping and pose a significant threat to students. Efforts to curb the usage of vape devices on school grounds have proven ineffective as the problem persists.
By Dawson Beard, Skyline Editor
ALPINE – Sul Ross State University President Carlos Hernandez announced Monday that an official motion has been submitted to the Board of Regents to change the name of Sul Ross State University to “Sul Ross State University International” beginning on Jan. 1, 2025.
ALPINE – With current Skyline Editor-In-Chief Dawson Beard graduating in December, the Skyline has named Skyline Reporter Eliya Alvidrez as his successor. In addition, Skyline Reporter Maya Tinajero has been named the new Desk Chief, a position that has been vacant since Summer 2024. This transition will mark the first time since Spring 2023 that the Skyline will have two women occupying the top leadership positions of the publication.
By Eliya Alvidrez, Skyline Reporter
ALPINE – A recent altercation between the assistant women’s soccer coach and a football player resulted in both of them leaving Sul Ross State University, according to accounts from several university officials and students.
By Eric Loy, Skyline Reporter
ALPINE – Sul Ross State University male students, almost a third identifying as Hispanic, said in a recent campus poll that they plan to vote for former President Donald Trump, while female students were evenly split between Trump, Vice President Kamala Harris and undecided.