Freshman U.S. Rep. Will Hurd, R-San Antonio, has established an office in the Patriots' Casa, a move some consider a benefit to the university while others say it's an Full Story »

The Office of Student Affairs released a three-page memo asserting its commitment to remain "military-embracing," responding to student concerns and complaints that Texas A&M University-San Antonio is decreasing its Full Story »

Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s Patriots’ Casa reserves 100 iPads for newly enrolled Post-9/11 GI Bill benefit students, yet less than a third are checked out.

Garcia, a veteran who served two tours including the Iraq War, suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder from his time on the battlefield.

A newly established ROTC affiliation with the University of Texas at San Antonio is launching soon, timed with the fall opening of the Patriots’ Casa, a building dedicated to Full Story »

Work on the Patriots’ Casa, the first building to serve Texas A&M-San Antonio’s growing military student population, continues on schedule toward its July 2014 planned completion. The facility begins Full Story »