State education leader works toward closing gaps for all kids

When Marisa Perez-Diaz M. Ed. '16 was sworn into office as Texas' State Board of Education District 3 member in 2013, she knew the goal for her new role was to build an equitable education for all students.

Student launches conservation study of threatened Texas reptile

The Texas horned lizard, one of the state's well-loved creatures ad the official state reptile, has seen a decline in numbers over the past few years, leading the state to classify it a threatened species.

Master’s graduate takes on new role in San Antonio’s continued growth

When David Robinson Jr. moved to Austin in 2011 to pursue his undergraduate studies at the University of Texas at Austin and then later New York City, he never thought he’d return to his hometown of San Antonio to play a part in the city’s vast growth and revitalization.

Student launches conservation study of threatened Texas reptile

The Texas horned lizard, one of the state's well-loved creatures ad the official state reptile, has seen a decline in numbers over the past few years, leading the state to classify it a threatened species.

Two alums bring S.A. cultural icons to life via BarabacoApparel 
 

BarbacoApparel has been taking the local small business scene by storm since 2014 with its vibrant colors, puns and nods to the San Antonio and the Latinx culture, whether it's through T-shirts, enamel pins or Fiesta medals.