Texas A&M University-San Antonio students approved a proposal to build a Student Union financed in part by semesterly fees that would go from $100 per student in fall 2024 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 »

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 »

The candidates for president of the Student Government Association said they believe student housing to be a prominent issue to address during their 2022-23 term, if elected.  That’s one 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 »