The U.S. has seen a nationwide K-12 teacher shortage caused by decreased morale and challenges with virtual instruction during the pandemic. Texas has not been an exception. The Charles Full Story »

Communications junior Victoria Perez started off the semester with a congested nose and cough. Perez, believing it was allergies, continued attending her in-person classes as scheduled Jan. 10 and Full Story »

Communications graduate Jason Wentworth, who has worked as a server for over 20 years, has experienced both the effects of the pandemic on restaurant employees and the rescinding of Full Story »

With the beginning of a new year, Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s social media team published a string of posts welcoming the return to in-person instruction this spring.  “Comment down Full Story »

Due to the sharp spike in local COVID-19 cases following the holidays, universities and colleges around the city have announced the move to online curriculum or delayed the beginning Full Story »