At the last Student Government Association meeting on April 23, outgoing president Andres Holliday announced the incoming president and vice president. Nearly a week later, after an appeal and Full Story »

With the 2015 spring semester winding down, the Student Government Association turns their focus towards the future of the organization.

The Student Government Association’s Mayoral Forum will take place on April 1, and Texas A&M University-San Antonio students have their own questions for the candidates.

During the university's first open campus-wide budget forum March 20, President Cynthia Teniente-Matson announced the formation of a University Resources Commission to establish priority funding recommendations for A&M-San Antonio.

Student Government Association’s proceedings were the hot point of a Feb. 26 senate meeting, during which the judicial branch presented and answered questions submitted by the organization’s members in Full Story »

Three new student members were sworn in Jan. 29 following a unanimous vote to fill vacancies in the Student Senate.