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Amid a challenging job market, students face hurdles landing jobs months after graduation. In many cases, job applications go unanswered, leaving them with no response from potential employers. In this highly competitive market, they don’t even get a rejection letter. Graduates are constantly getting ghosted, which Philip Roth explains in his recent study, “
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The Department of Educator and Leadership Preparation at Texas A&M University-San Antonio was approved by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges in January to start advertising its Doctor of Education degree, or Ed.D., which will welcome 15 students in fall 2026. The program expects to receive final approval from the Southern
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Women’s and gender studies programs at U.S. universities are facing challenges and even closures in today’s political climate, and the program at Texas A&M University-San Antonio briefly experienced time on the chopping block. Texas A&M University-College Station ended its WAGS program in January. It was the only one of the 12 A&M campuses that offered...
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Students lined up at the Vista Room April 28 greeted with candle lit tables, rose petals and the aroma of fresh soups at Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s Fork N’ Film. The Campus Activities Board hosted the event, which served hot soups catered by Chartwells such as loaded potato, tomato and french onion, various cheeses and...
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A senior at Texas A&M University-San Antonio started a movement this spring with the goal of solidarity during divisive political times. Launched by John Ortiz, biology major, the Democratic Socialists Club has 18 members with half regularly attending weekly meetings. They are currently considered an interest group. Next semester they will have a registered
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Crafty Jaguars, a student organization at Texas A&M University-San Antonio, hosted its first “Sewn With Love” event April 29, making heart-shaped pillows to donate to University Hospital for cancer patients. The event provided materials like fabrics, sewing needles and thread as well as a few refreshments. The materials were purchased from Michaels with fund
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Preparing for the long commute to campus from San Antonio’s Northside, Kimberly Grotewold browses through her top five podcasts in her hybrid Toyota Camry. She selects one — probably “AI Daily Brief” — and listens while driving on Loop 1604. Listening to podcasts on the daily drive helps Grotewold get into the mindset of new things happening...
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