Students will receive aid from the $19.7 million grant the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund gave Texas A&M University-San Antonio. The grant will also fund pandemic-related expenses, student programs Full Story »

Universities and colleges throughout the country — including Texas A&M University-San Antonio — have been used as sites to administer the COVID-19 vaccine not only for students and faculty but Full Story »

As students continue navigating the new normal, some have launched small businesses, joining a wave of “pandemic entrepreneurs” locally and nationally. The businesses range from custom goods and foods Full Story »

The pandemic, February’s freeze and membership troubles have factored in reducing the number of clubs requesting to host on-campus fundraisers this semester.  Meanwhile, a university representative said student organizations Full Story »

Texas A&M University-San Antonio will host a vaccination clinic April 16. Faculty, students and the public are eligible to receive the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine, free of Full Story »