Although slightly watered down, a new Texas law will hamstring faculty’s academic freedom in a state where professors are already leaving because of the legislative climate, say faculty members Full Story »

The Faculty Senate at Texas A&M University-San Antonio prioritized budgets at last month’s meeting in the Science and Technology Building. Senators addressed the challenges posed by the National Science Full Story »

Texas A&M University-San Antonio is helping to improve child care on the Southside by opening the first Educare center in Texas in summer 2026. The goal of Educare San Full Story »

  Editor’s Note: A photo previously included with this article has been removed as it was not relevant to the event being covered 3:18 p.m., May 12.

Starting next school year, South San Antonio Independent School District will implement the controversial Texas Bluebonnet Learning curriculum throughout its public school programs.  The district, whose high school is Full Story »

The shift of special education services to the Department of Health and Human Services is a move that Texas A&M University-San Antonio faculty say could jeopardize the rights and Full Story »