Rockets riddled with injuries
Cade Draughon, Staff Writer
January 28, 2020
The Houston Rockets currently sit at 28 wins, tied for fifth place in the Western Conference, they are seven and a half games behind first place. The Rockets’ game plan of playing a majority of iso-ball with James Harden and Russell Westbrook at the helm has shown glimpses of success, but the plan...
Don’t fret the end of semester scaries
Donald Escamilla Jr.
November 20, 2019
We are now in the final weeks of the Fall 2019 semester, and tensions are high for a lot of students. Teachers are dumping every assignment they have into these last weeks such as projects, homework and essays, not to mention finals are right around the corner. The pressure is on. Keep this in mind though:...
Studying Abroad
Katrina Clements
November 6, 2019
In college, we all try to figure out what our purpose is. As young adults who feel lost in our career paths, our studies and in finding ourselves, we seek adventure and new opportunities. How can we escape the madness of being a busy college student without wasting precious time and money? Studying abroad...
Your liberal arts degree matters
November 6, 2019
Studying for classes, participating in student organizations and maintaining relationships contribute to the fatigue college students experience daily. As college students, we face plenty of adversity, which leaves most of us exhausted by the end of the day, only to repeat it all over again tomorrow....
A profession of creativity
October 30, 2019
Graphic designer and marketing major Rachel Catalano is a recent graduate of Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas. Just shy of two years graduated from college and immersed in her career field, Catalano has seen much success in her ability to find full-time jobs. She currently works as a graphic...
A(+) permanent solution
October 23, 2019
A uniform grading system across all departments in the form of a plus/minus system needs to be implemented at UTSA. Currently, each department can decide whether to use a plus/minus system or a whole-letter system. Consistent grading systems are important for students who are applying for graduate work...
UTSA’s 50th Anniversary Party
June 8, 2019
UTSA threw a cupcake party for students, faculty and staff on its 50th anniversary. Videographer- Kat Joseph Video editor- Kat Joseph Multimedia Editor- Kat Joseph Check out other videos from The Paisano. Subscribe to keep up with news, UTSA student polls, local ...
Paisano Peeps: College Finals
Garry Leday and Jose Chapa
April 16, 2019
Host: Jose Chapa Editor: Garry LeDay Donald Escamilla Folasade Sabitu Salman Abid Steven Moul Leonardo Garcia
FAFSA FAFSUCKS
Donald Escamilla Jr.
April 16, 2019
FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid, is a form for current or upcoming college students to fill out to see if they are eligible for a grant to help them pay for college. While some would agree that they would not be at college if it wasn’t for FAFSA, others would argue that the process...
Changing your major for the better
Kenyatta Battle
April 2, 2019
According to a statistical analysis report by the U.S. Department of Education, over one-third of college students switch their majors during their time in college. Should changing your major be considered a failure or success? Many people believe changing majors is a sign of failure; however, that is...
Paisano Peeps: College admissions
Garry Leday and Jose Chapa
April 2, 2019
Host: Jose Chapa Editor: Garry LeDay Donald Escamilla Robin Fletcher Folasade Sabitu
Midterms: how to fix them
Donald Escamilla Jr.
March 6, 2019
When other students or my professors ask me how I feel about midterms, I have always believed that they can be very helpful for students here, but the process could use some repair. Spring midterms represent the halfway point of the semester and the quickly approaching summer break. Midterms do have...
