Student organizations can apply for the Common Experience Event Grant, which will award $250 to three to four organizations.  Guest speaker Myrna Garza, coordinator for First Year Experience, spoke Full Story »

Presidential and vice presidential candidates for the Student Government Association debated and advocated their campaigns on March 31 by speaking on student leadership, university growth and diversity, equity and Full Story »

Students can connect with their student government representatives at the “College Days” events throughout the semester at Texas A&M University-San Antonio. Incorporated in Fall 2022, the tabling event series Full Story »

A resident of Esperanza Hall was arrested on Oct. 27 on a domestic violence charge.  According to a report summary from the University Police Department, two female roommates engaged Full Story »

The American Dream is a belief in the U.S. that anyone, regardless of where they were born or their economic status, can move up the ladder of success. For Full Story »

Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s writing center has composed a few updates this semester. The center has changed its name to the Writing, Language, and Digital Composing Center, added a Full Story »