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Elyssa Quesada

Elyssa Quesada is a communications junior at Texas A&M University-San Antonio. A Texas native who served nine years as a U.S. Marine, she now applies hard work and discipline toward her education. In her free time she enjoys traveling, visiting museums, painting and drawing. She hopes to pursue a career as a public affairs representative with the National Park Service.

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Burning the Midnight Oil: Library Extends Hours

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Beginning this semester, the Texas A&M University-San Antonio Library has extended its campus hours to give students, faculty and staff more access to resources and study spaces in the Full Story »
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University Bookstore relocates to Madla Building

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The Texas A&M University-San Antonio Bookstore has been relocated from the Central Academic Building, room 135 to the Senator Frank L. Madla building, room 128. The move took effect Full Story »
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San Antonio Rodeo photographer presents talk on career, experiences

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Some say a picture is worth a thousand words, but a Texas-based professional photographer fills novels with each click of the shutter. Scott Foley, a photographer known for his Full Story »
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Rattlesnake on campus; more animals to show as construction continues, biology professor says

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A campus police officer wrangled a rattlesnake Monday night at Texas A&M University-San Antonio between the Science and Technology Building and Auditorium. Officer Daniel Stoddard with the University Police Full Story »
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MOVE Texas to host “Pastries and Primaries”

Elyssa Quesada and Catherine Richard

Students and faculty can join MOVE Texas at Texas A&M University-San Antonio for politics and sweets at “Primaries and Pastries” at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Feb. 29, in Full Story »