For Jacob Goldstein, computer information systems junior, 2022-23 will mark his second term as president of the Student Government Association at Texas A&M University-San Antonio. He began at a Full Story »

When Haydee Gonzalez-Cejas, sophomore senator for the Student Government Association, began her term in fall 2021, one of her main goals was to increase support to Dreamer students on Full Story »

The Student Government Association is accepting candidate applications until April 1 for its annual elections held April 25-28.  Brandan Salazar, director of communications for SGA, said in a March Full Story »

Each Spring, the student body votes for representatives to serve on the Student Government Association. Just as the citizens of San Antonio will elect a mayor on May 6, Full Story »

The Student Government Association at Texas A&M University-San Antonio oversees a budget of $40,300. The association’s funds are collected from the student activities fee from a student body of Full Story »