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Brigid Cooley

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Brigid Cooley is a senior Communications major at Texas A&M University-San Antonio and Editor-in-Chief at the Mesquite. Brigid received her associate of arts from Northwest Vista Community College in December of 2018. In her free time, she can be found performing original poetry and acting on stages around San Antonio. She is the founder of Page-to-Stage Theatre Co., an inter-generational theater group she hopes to turn into a non-profit organization.

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‘Black Summer’ poem to hang in new campus building

Brigid Cooley

On an overwhelmingly Hispanic campus, Black students are using their voices by speaking out against police brutality and systemic racism, calling for opportunities for involvement and making their presence Full Story »
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University experiences second ‘Zoom bombing,’ re-emphasizes security protocol

Brigid Cooley

Texas A&M University-San Antonio is re-emphasizing security measures for online events after two “Zoom bombings” disrupted a teach-in and a President’s Commission on Equity conversation series. The PCOE event Full Story »
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Campus hosts polling site, watch party as nation awaits election results

Clarissa Martinez and Brigid Cooley

The Texas A&M University-San Antonio campus was eerily quiet as the sun set and cicadas sang nearby on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3. As the campus Mays Center and Full Story »
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A&M-San Antonio to host Election Day voting site

Brigid Cooley

Texas A&M University-San Antonio will open its doors to the public as a voting location for the 2020 general election. Voters will be able to cast their ballots on Full Story »
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“Enola Holmes”: A girl you can count on

Brigid Cooley

In a world full of Disney princesses and watered down female characters, “Enola Holmes”, starring Millie Bobby Brown and Helena Bonham Carter, is exactly the kind of mystery movie Full Story »
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Opinion: Chris Wallace, the American people deserved more

Brigid Cooley

Between interruptions, name calling and poorly chosen neckties, it’s fair to compare the first of the 2020 presidential debates to a meticulously planned and nationally televised car crash the Full Story »