Now that Texas A&M University-San Antonio achieved independent accreditation, the university is poised to expand. Students are excited to see that growth continue.

San Antonio’s first STEM early college high school will provide 130 local students the opportunity to receive an associate degree in science as they complete high school.

Money for two new buildings top the university’s priority list as it prepares for the 84th Texas Legislature in 2015.

Armed with a progress report of the university’s growth and impact, campus officials say they plan to bring the study results to the attention of state legislators during the Full Story »

Because of the fast growing rate of Hispanics and the location of the university, being part of this chamber is essential, Ferrier said.