By Joh Covington, Skyline Desk Chief

ALPINE – Clean drinking water that’s available at the turn of a tap has always seemed like a given, especially in Alpine, Texas, where every other property has a well and the others have access to water that’s been treated by the city.

By Brooke Manuel

ALPINE – In preparation for the predicted negative effects of ChatGPT on student education, professors are brainstorming ideas to combat this new artificial intelligence software.

By Jesse Rodriguez, Skyline Contributor

ALPINE – In celebration of women’s history month, Sul Ross State University invites SRSU students, faculty, staff and the surrounding community to attend the second annual women’s conference on March 31.

By Brooke Manuel, Skyline Editor

ALPINE – In a groundbreaking move, a recently founded local sorority at Sul Ross State University will admit biological men as long as they identify with the pronouns she, her, and hers.

By Joh Covington, Skyline Desk Chief

LAS VEGAS - Last year, at the annual National Association of Home Builders Student Competition in Florida, Sul Ross’s Industrial Technology students won “Rookie of the Year.”

By Joh Covington, Skyline Desk Chief

SUL ROSS- Sul Ross State University announced in an email to students Dec. 12 that TikTok, the viral video-sharing platform, would be blocked on all Sul Ross networks and banned from download or use on SRSU managed devices.

By Brooke Manuel, Skyline Editor

ALPINE – After five months of investigation into an alleged felony sexual assault and burglary in a dormitory room at Sul Ross State University, local prosecutors said they are preparing to present their case to a Brewster County grand jury.

By Gisselle Rueda, Skyline Reporter

ALPINE - After months of absence, Sul Ross students will regain access to free menstrual products and condoms courtesy of a $2,700 Title V grant. Dispensers filled with these items will be placed in each of the 52 restrooms located in the University Center mall.

By Joh Covington, Skyline Desk Chief

While many wouldn’t consider this to be a post-covid world, we are seeing the aftereffects on society of the last three years. Every generation has had that event that has shaken it to the core, with ripples changing things for years to come. In the last few years this generation has encountered more than what is due. The toll will surely be made evident tomorrow and again further down the line.

By Brooke Manuel, Skyline Editor

EAGLE PASS - $30 million has been dedicated to building a Sul Ross State University campus in Eagle Pass in hopes of Rio Grande College, which currently consists of the Del Rio and Uvalde campuses, and the Southwest Texas Junior College teaching site in Eagle Pass, breaking off from Sul Ross and becoming its own four-year university.

By Dawson Beard, Skyline Reporter

ALPINE – Moving into 2023, in his role as the new president of Sul Ross State University, Carlos Hernandez said he plans to support students’ academic endeavors, improve campus safety, create new opportunities for students, and carry on the legacy of prior SRSU presidents.