By Gabriel Cervantes, Skyline Reporter

ALPINE – National Voters Registration Day and Constitution Day are being observed in the UC Mall on Sept. 20. This is an opportunity to have college students and city locals check their voting registration status or register to vote for Brewster County.

By Marley Rokas, Skyline Reporter

Alpine – The start of the Fall 2022 semester on Sul Ross State University’s Alpine campus brought a much-welcomed surprise. Students, their parents, and staff were greeted with the delightful sound of a full campus, which has not been a reality at Sul Ross for the past few years.

By-Brooke Manuel, Skyline Desk Chief

ALPINE – A male soccer player invaded the dorm rooms of four female students at Sul Ross State University before dawn this week and one of the victims alleged that he touched her, campus security officials said Friday.

By Brooke Manuel, Skyline Desk Chief

ALPINE – Parents and students are experiencing some anxiety over fall classes resuming after the tragic school shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde.

By Joh Covington, Skyline Editor

ALPINE - The fear of gun violence struck Alpine Monday when three law enforcement agencies shut down Sul Ross State University searching for a man who they suspected might be armed and stalking the campus in search of potential victims.

By Viviana Sanchez, Skyline Desk chief

ALPINE– Since accepting the position of Provost in November and recently, the position of Vice President, Bernie Canteñs has witnessed dramatic changes take place as Sul Ross and expects more changes to come.

By Mark Metevier, Skyline Humor Writer

War is being waged. COVID is on the rise. And Betty White Recently moved on to the big Miami house in the sky. Could things get any worse? Of course they can, after all, we have the government. Scary, isn’t it?

By Kendall Lopez, Skyline Guest Columnist

ALPINE- Aah, the Super Bowl, where America gathers around the TV to watch the manliest of men wrestle over a ball while brutally fondling each other. The girl does not care that much for football, but as a native Texan, she knew that the Lone Star State revolves around three things: God, football, and barbeque. She just sits there scrolling through her phone at her grandma’s house while her uncles, father, cousins, and grandparents yell at the TV.

By Marley Rokas, Skyline Sports Correspondent

ALPINE- Sul Ross State University dining services have been under scrutiny from on-campus students, as well as professors, about what many consider the poor quality and variety of food being served.

By Marley Rokas, Skyline Sports Correspondent

ALPINE- With the start of 2022, LOBO athletics was met by a series of challenges caused by COVID positives on both the Sul Ross Men’s and Woman’s basketball teams.

By Viviana Sanchez, Skyline Desk Chief

ALPINE- Nov 11, President Gallego announced Sul Ross State University’s new Provost, Dr. Bernardo Cantens, amidst Gallego’s recent resignation.

By Marley Rokas, Skyline Sport Correspondent

ALPINE- October 27th marked the first-ever Sul Ross State University Lobo Madness, an introductory ceremony for the men and woman’s 2021-2022 basketball season.

Valerie Acosta, SAGA Club President

ALPINE- Sul Ross has been making many changes to this university over the past year. Many of those changes are intended to create a more inclusive campus environment for the LGBTQ+ community.

By Viviana Sanchez, Skyline Desk Chief and Student Life Reporter

ALPINE- Melleta Bell stepped down Sept. 2 after 35 years as the senior archivist at the Sul Ross State University Bryan Wildenthal Memorial Library, forcing the Archives of the Big Bend to temporarily shutter for procedural changes, and until a replacement can be found.