The Department of Homeland Security sent a letter to Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones clarifying the details of its planned East Side ...

Emma Cavanaugh is a third-year political science major at UT San Antonio. After graduation she plans to attend law school and aims to become an attorney. When she’s not studying she spends her time ...

President Donald Trump fired U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi due to growing frustration towards her poor execution of the Epstein Files’s release and lack of investigation on the president’s political ...

Matthew Ybarra is a second-year student in Communications at UT San Antonio. Whether it’s acting, writing, or editing, he is passionate about storytelling in any form. When he’s not creating content, ...

In recent weeks, San Antonio has been graced by the Jazz’SAlive Festival and the International Latin Jazz & Arts Festival, showcasing some of the best jazz around. But where can San Antonio locals and ...

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The Texas-based grocery store chain, HEB, celebrates its 120-year anniversary by giving 120 lucky Texans a year’s worth of free groceries through its Big Game sweepstakes, announced in a Super Bowl ad ...

San Antonio is a melting pot rich in creativity, culture and pride. The city’s West Side is a tapestry of various musical movements. One of the movements that comes out of this community is the West ...

“Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable,” César A. Cruz’s famous quote is extradited from the title of his 1997 poem, “To Comfort The Disturbed, and to Disturb the Comfortable: ...

Blue is a third-year senior graduating this semester from UT San Antonio with a bachelor’s degree in politics and law and an emphasis in law and governmental affairs. She is from Bandera, TX and loves ...

Take any sociolinguistics class and you will eventually come across African American Vernacular English (AAVE), also known as Black English. For generations, African American communities have created ...

Instrumentally, the tracks are breathtaking. Songs such as “100,000,” “Give It Up” or “Negative Canthal Tilt” are astounding in both beats and melody — filled with dreamy piano rolls and bass-boosted ...