The Mesquite - Texas A&M University-San Antonio Student Newspaper

Intramural sports may begin in Fall

Laura Garza, Palo Alto campus recreation supervisor, said her college welcomes A&M-San Antonio to join their program. She said the college offers soccer and volleyball in the fall ...

Professors say humanities cut puts students at disadvantage

Students transferring from the Alamo Community College District may be at a disadvantage after a decision to replace a three-hour humanities course requirement with a three-hour st ...

Marijuana legalization forum Thursday

Texas Governor Rick Perry and other conservatives in the southern states are weighing whether to decriminalize marijuana. ...

Patriots’ Casa on pace to open in July

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. ...

SGA inducts new members, plans for higher education meeting

Student Government Association inducted three students into the Student Senate at their meeting Friday. ...

Educational & Cultural Arts Center announces art exhibition

The university celebrates its first art exhibition entitled “Contemporary Latino Art: El Corazon de San Antonio” in May, displaying work of local, Latino artists. ...

Harlandale, Palo Alto partner for STEM early college

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. ...

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Town Hall Forum “Your Voice, Your Future”

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Educational & Cultural Arts Center announces art exhibition

The university celebrates its first art exhibition entitled “Contemporary Latino Art: El Corazon de San Antonio” in May, displaying work of local, Latino artists. more ...

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