Registration lines quick

Dominic Perez dperez@foghornnews.com With shorter lines and fewer system crashes this semester than in the past, registration, for most students, was relatively smooth. The shorter lines were attributed to the college’s efforts to get students to register early, through gift card giveaways, registration rallies and more. Lines were short, students were directed promptly to their designated advisers and photos for ID’s were all done in the Harvin Center, making the entire procedure convenient. The financial aid line was where students had their patience tested but even at that most students were content that this was the only place they had…

Wiffle Ball calls for close to intramural season

Dominic Perez dperez@foghornnews.com Wiffle Ball ended the intramural activities for this semester. The strong turnout for the baseball-like sport surprised Intramural Director Kristy Urbick as this was a new activity added this semester. “I was very proud of the participation in intramurals this semester. Compared to last spring our attendance skyrocketed and I can’t wait to see new faces during the fall. I have a better knowledge of what sports are popular and I’m going to add volleyball and a couple other fun one-day sports to try and increase participation,” Urbick said. The activity even brought out some newcomers. “I…

Intramural soccer championship goes into sudden death

Dominic Perez dperez@foghornnews.com There was once a soccer game played, a game so epic that it had to be played inside of a gym just to contain the super amazingness of this game. Team Max played Team White Ice in the intramural soccer championship game. This came after Team Max beat Team Fortino and was warmed up enough to take on the undefeated White Ice. The game started off very one sided as White Ice went up 2-0 by the end of the half. Then White Ice lost all control in the 2nd half, Team Max came rushing back with…

Foghorn News takes home 36 awards from conference

  The Foghorn News staff returned with 36 awards, including 12 for first place, from their annual state journalism conference in late March. More than 500 students from two- and four-year schools attended the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association conference in Dallas. “I think we did well. It was beneficial to everyone. They learned how to create better content for the Web and the paper,” said Foghorn News Editor-in-Chief Natalie Murphy. TIPA gives students the chance to compete against other journalism programs in both previously published and live contests, where they face off against their peers from other schools, regardless of…

Speaker series aims to help students succeed

Dominic Perez dperez@foghornnews.com Why would any student need tips for college success? Most students have it all figured out, right? Well, the truth is that some students don’t, and that is pretty OK. “It’s OK if you don’t know where you want to be. Eighty percent of students change their majors at least once and the average student changes their major at least three times,” said peer tutor Agustin Bernier, who works in the Student Success Center. Bernier was one of six speakers who were a part of the 2017 Speaker Series, with the topic being “Tips for College Success,”…