By Amanda Lozano Student Government Association plans to expand membership by holding senator elections next week. The four-day voting period, open to all students, can be accessed digitally on Full Story »

By Jamie Niland During the Guild of Geeks first semester meeting on Sept. 28, First Officer Steven Hernandez and Guild Master Joshua Villafranca anxiously waited for more students before Full Story »

(Updated Sep. 26)  On a recent afternoon, first-year student Fidencio Ramon plugged his laptop into an outlet, preparing to study at a picnic table near the cafeteria. The biology Full Story »

Texas A&M-San Antonio opened its first permanent building to 3,500 students in 2011, but the first settlers inhabited the land in South San Antonio centuries ago. As the campus Full Story »

With the American flag draped across his shoulder and an Iraqi Freedom cap placed over his heart, veteran Jesus Archuleta stood tall and proud. “I could have attended any Full Story »