Photo Gallery: Student Organizations ‘March to the Polls’

The Sam Houston State University Student Government Association hosted an event called “March to the Polls” on Nov. 3. During the event, representatives from several student organizations unified to walk to the Walker County Annex together and vote in the 2020 presidential election.

Dangerous History of Texas Prison Rodeo

For over 55 years, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice hosted the Texas Prison Rodeo in Huntsville, with visitors coming from all over to view the chaos. Dr. Mitchel Roth, professor of criminal justice and author of Convict Cowboys: The Untold History of the Texas Prison Rodeo, shared some of the most interesting facts and stories from the rodeo.

Keeping Fall Fashionable During a Pandemic

It’s that time of the year when women start to break out boots, sweaters and leggings. Retail stores have already replaced all the summer clothes with fall clothes and the latest fashion trends are on sale. COVID-19 regulations can be a setback for those who look forward to showing off their fashionable looks. If it’s safer to stay home, who’s really dressing up?

Bowling Returns, Wins LA Tech Invitational

Drive-Thru Voting: Convenient, Legal Way to Enjoy Democracy

Early voting in Texas blazed across the state thanks to a week extension of the period due to pandemic concerns. By the end of the early voting period, turnout reached a record high at 57.3%, which was close to 2 points from the total of the 2016 election ballots cast, according to The Texas Tribune. The voting process was expedited with drive-thru voting in Harris County, resulting in over 1 million early votes in the region.

PHOTO OF THE DAY: Mikah Boyd