Congressman Will Hurd was born and raised in San Antonio. He attended John Marshall High School before he left for Texas A&M University. Before he was elected to the 114th Congress, Hurd was...
Dr. Juliet Garcia hopes to provide the Sunday graduation ceremony with a call to serve as advocates. Formerly the president of UT Brownsville, Garcia now serves as the senior advisor to the UT...
According to her heart break-inspired and softly spoken lyrics, AMEA is a “Resident of hypocrisy and adamant lust,” but on campus she is a sociology graduate student, panelist at 2017’s Music Biz...
Père Goriot (Old Goriot) by Honoré de Balzac
Isaac Serna, News Editor
Père Goriot” is an 1835 French novel written by the celebrated novelist and playwright, Honoré de...
Children are often asked, “What are you going to be when you grow up?” That question, while seemingly harmless, perpetuates the idea that, from a young age, we should have a definitive path set for...
As I approach the last semester of my undergraduate career, a wave of emotions and thoughts begin to surface. Sentiments of anxiousness, excitement, worry and focus are at the forefront of my daily academic...
December is here, and with it comes cold weather, a million assignments due, finals and, for some very lucky people, graduation. With that in mind, I invite everyone to take a step back.
If...
An alumna’s account from the frontlines at Standing Rock
If you would have told me six months ago that I would be a reporter in the middle of a high-profile national news story, I would...
Do Cool Sh*t
by Miki Agrawal
Jade Cuevas - Magazine editor
Miki Agrawal. At 37, this social entrepreneur has opened her own restaurant and established a sustainable underwear...
After scurrying around cramming for finals, the time has come to for UTSA squirrels to scamper across the stage for a picture with a diploma place holder.
This year’s squirrel class at UTSA proves to...
We begin college aiming for the ever-elusive four-year graduation. We get our degree plans all mapped out and start working towards a degree and, ultimately, our future.
It’s supposed to only take...
