College of Media & Communication Students Named Finalists for National Awards
Sep 23, 2015
This is the first year for the student-run media organizations to enter these contests.
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College of Arts & Sciences to Unveil New Dean's Circle Recognition Walls
Sep 23, 2015
Walls to honor Dean's Advisory Council members.
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Dogs in Politics Day: Truffle Accompanies Student Through Congressional Internship
Sep 23, 2015
(VIDEO) Senior Ashley Melero spent a month interning on Capitol Hill, with her guide dog at her side.
Talking Climate with Katharine Hayhoe
Sep 23, 2015
Rivard Report - Here in San Antonio, our congressman Rep. Lamar Smith had a recent op-ed in the recent Wall Street Journal where he said that the connection between angrier storms and drought have been “widely debunked” and pointed to a “lack of global warming over the last 15 years.” On the other hand, his own website says, “Climate change has the potential to impact agriculture, ecosystems, sea levels, weather patterns, and human health,” and continues to say that, “It is our responsibility to take steps to improve the quality of our land, water and air.” Should he update his website?
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