Bethany Irvine

Millions of mail-in votes, unprecedented voter turnout and a delayed final vote count has made the 2020 election unlike any other. As the...

It's pretty controversial today.

Excited to cast your ballot this year? So are these college women.

Though its first season aired over 20 years ago, The West Wing is as relevant today as it was in 1999.

Why asking yourself the hard questions can sometimes be a good thing.

The following is an interview with two sexual assault victims who have chosen to come forward and speak critically about the challenges...

This week I realized I only had four weeks until graduation.Two weeks after graduation, I will be boarding a plane for my newest stage in...

Scroll through any comment section on YouTube and complaints about the political undertone of a video or song are unavoidable. But here’s...

March is great. Not only does it mean Spring Break is just around the corner, it is also Women’s Month. Whether you are hastily packing for...

In 1999, the now infamous shooting at Columbine High School left twelve students and one teacher dead; I was four years old. Since then, my...

The Texas A&M University Center will hold a celebration carnival for the MSC’s 64th birthday Friday afternoon as a way to commemorate “the campus living room.” Amber Hopkins, UCEN and Department of Student Affairs communication coordinator, said the celebration includes a wide variety of activities including door prizes and live music. “Attendees will also have...

In a move traditionally limited to university provosts, Chancellor John Sharp has requested resignations from all A&M vice presidents and special advisers ahead of incoming A&M president Michael Young’s term. In a memo released Thursday, the vice presidents were asked to submit their resignations to Young by May 1, 2015. In turn, Young is expected...

Texas A&M Executive Dining staff gave back to Big Event volunteers on Saturday,  surprising students at two specific locations with a free meal from the “Gig’em & Go” food truck.   Dining Services chose the locations at random in Bryan and College Station to bring food to, said Aggie Dining Marketing Director Courtney Bryant.  ...

Battalion Life & Arts reporter Bethany Irvine spoke with animal enthusiast and zookeeper Jack Hanna to discuss his upcoming visit to campus Saturday and his experience with animals, conservation and television. THE BATTALION: As a child, I watched your television series “Jack Hanna’s Animal Adventures” in the 1990s. How has your audience demographic developed since...

The teachings of a 1950s French philosopher still hold value in the current environment of Israel, according to a discussion Tuesday evening. Guest speaker Oona Eisenstadt, a Fred Krinsky professor of Jewish studies and an associate professor of religious studies at Pomona College, spoke with students about Emmanuel Levinas to highlight the current perspective on...