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Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

The Paisano

Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

The Paisano

Student graduating.

Four years toward forever

Ryan Houston-Dial, Opinion Editor April 30, 2021

What has college taught you? Honestly, I don't know if I will ever have a concise answer, and I am okay with that. I owe thanks to so many individuals who have helped me develop into a confident Black...

Byron Frohnen practices defensive plays. Photo by Julia Maenius

Athlete of the Week: Byron Frohnen

Julia Maenius November 20, 2019

Senior forward Byron Frohnen has been an integral player for the UTSA men’s basketball team since his arrival in 2016. Coming from Las Vegas, Nevada, Frohnen has been playing basketball since he was...

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Big Sis Advice: Is it that deep?

Kimiya Factory April 16, 2019

I remember this moment vividly several times throughout my life: being asked if whatever I fought for was ‘that deep.’ For whatever reason, when I was little, I was obsessed with ‘wedding girls.’...

Choosing a Major? Think With Your Heart!

Choosing a Major? Think With Your Heart!

Rebecca Saenz August 21, 2018

On a sunken cushion in the University Health Professions Office, I shifted with clammy hands, clonking knees and wandering eyes that scoured the room for a way out. Nurses make good money, I reassured...

UTSA President, Taylor Eighmy

Dream no small dreams

Taylor Eighmy August 21, 2018

Welcome to the new academic year, Roadrunners! As you settle into your classes and adjust to the pace of the fall semester, allow me to offer you a few words to carry you through the year:  Remember...

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