2018 City Council Budget Increases VIA Budget
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Marine Vet Fights for Equality
Eric Fidelis Alva devoted more than a decade of his life in service to his country as a member of the United States Marine Corps. More recently, Alva spent...
NOWCastSA: Conversation with President Matson
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Texas A&M-San Antonio President Cynthia Teniente-Matson speaks in the Power of One Speaker Series at the TIAA conference.
National Coming Out week: Q&A with Autumn Summers
National Coming Out Week (Oct. 9-13) reflects the national awareness campaign in advocacy of LGBT goals and diversity. On Tuesday evening, A&M-San Antonio students gathered in the Vista Room...
Barbershop Bonus Cut: Brittany Denayer
Sam & Wyatt sit down with Brittany Denayer, vice president of the Texas A&M University-San Antonio Coalition to learn about the student organization and the activities planned for National...
Editorial: Free Speech Must Prevail
Texas A&M University-San Antonio administrators are currently in the process of finalizing the first policy governing the exercise of free speech on campus. This comes as 33 percent of...
Barbershop Bonus Cut: Alyssa Zapata
Sam sits down with Texas A&M University-San Antonio student Alyssa Zapata to learn about her internship with Sinclair Broadcast Group and her aspirations to work in sports media. Music...
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- NOWCastSA: Conversation with President Matson In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Texas A&M University-San Antonio President Cynthia Teniente Matson spoke at the Power of One Speaker Series at the TIAA conference.
Texas A&M University- San Antonio President Cynthia T. Matson spoke about how to build ... - "I proudly served a country that was not proud of me,” said Eric Alva.
https://t.co/uqyrTgege7 https://t.co/ErP9FrKPEC - Marine Vet Fights for Equality “As a nation, it is unconscionable that we will never know just how many of our brothers and sisters died while still living and feeling the oppression of the closet,” said Eric Alva. “We will do everything we can to ...
- RT @alexluna801: @PrezMatson introduces @VoteViagran for a community discussion @TAMUSanAntonio @TheMesquite https://t.co/MhN5TecOvI
- National Coming Out week: Q&A with Autumn Summers Drag Show Loteria is one event in the National Coming Out Week celebration sponsored by A&M-San Antonio’s LGBTQ+ group, The Coalition. Mesquite reporters sat down with Alfonso Garcia, also known by the stage name Autumn Summers, to discuss National Coming ...
- Barbershop Bonus Cut: Brittany Denayer On this week's Barbershop Bonus Cut, Sam & Wyatt talked with Brittany Denayer, vice president of Coalition of Texas A&M University-San Antonio, about National Coming Out Week events happening on campus.
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Wyatt Matson ... - Esperanza Hall Demands Hygienic Standards from Freshmen After a fast year of construction, Texas A&M University-San Antonio expands its size with the addition of its new on-campus dorm rooms. Despite living at the well-equipped dorms, residents are faced with fines for not meeting room upkeep standards.
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"It's a wonderful thing because [in] places like China, you get killed for that. In other places, they'll stone you. You'll get jailed and stuff like that."
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... - Students crave more food options “We’ve had a lot of people who are not residents ask if they could buy a meal plan,” said Fred Wencel, district manager for Chartwells. “We’ll work with the university on doing that and creating a commuter meal plan that ...
- Future growth hinges on financial backing “There are two options, you either get more help with the infrastructure or you stop growing,” said Bill Spindle, chief financial officer for Texas A&M University-San Antonio.
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Story by: Matt Renfrow, Lily Teran & Marcellius ... - Closet Prepares Career-Minded Students “I would tell any first-year student: look for opportunities, come visit us, take advantage of our services,” said Gabe Barrientez, career advisor Texas A&M University-San Antonio. “We want students to not only be successful in the classroom, but also make ...
- 2018 City Council Budget Doubles VIA Budget "What my office needs to do is make sure that we hear from the students at Texas A&M-San Antonio to address the concerns of frequency of service,” said District 3 City Councilwoman Rebecca Viagran. “Because that’s very important. We would ...
- Sam & Wyatt sat down with Texas A&M University-San Antonio President Cynthia Teniente Matson to discuss the future of collegiate athletics on the South Side of San Antonio!
All this and more on this week's episode of Barbershop Talk!
https://soundcloud.com/jaguarpodcasts/barbershop-talk-episode-3 - Can parking lots keep up with increased enrollment? Administration forms new committees to troubleshoot, assess A&M-San Antonio’s Chief Financial Officer Bill Spindle said he will lead a parking and transportation committee in response to students concerns about parking availability.
To accommodate the 10 percent student enrollment growth from last year, A third parking lot was ... - San Antonians Donate Blood For Hurricane Relief Ruby Silva, freshman business major, along with many A&M-San Antonio ‘Jaguars’, donated blood on campus during the South Texas Blood & Tissue Center's fall blood drive last week.
The South Texas Blood & Tissue Center collected pints of blood for ... - Tonight, join Project Eñye for a free screening of the documentary, a conversation with the director and refreshments after the viewing.
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