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Classrooms, like this one in Main Building, will look a little different next semester as students return to in-person classes. While some classes remain online, others will meet in cohorts throughout the week and once online.

St. Edward’s adjusts from all-remote classes to hybrid classrooms for upcoming fall semester to keep students safe

Milo Cortese, Reporter
April 23, 2021
Hilltoppers will return to campus for the fall semester as in-person classes resume. Although, the scene will look a little different in the classroom as professors plan teach hybrid classes to keep up with safety protocols.

Students plan to return to campus in Fall 2021, await new classroom, campus changes as COVID-19 cases drop

Grace Bent, Life & Arts Editor
April 21, 2021
Armed intruder spotted on main campus, shelter in place until further notice

Armed intruder spotted on main campus, shelter in place until further notice

Nina Martinez, News Editor
April 10, 2021
(Right to left) Michelle Flores is running for the role of president with Bri Boughter who is running for vice president. Also on the ballot is Jae DeLeon for president, who is running with her counterpart Jay Perez, pictured in the laptop.

Q&A with SGA student body president, vice president candidates

Nina Martinez, News Editor
April 6, 2021
Professor Andresen began teaching criminal justice at St. Edward's in January 2016. Like many, Andresen is missing the simple things in life, like going out with his family.

Criminal justice professor shares realities of virtual teaching, juggling family, work life

Milo Cortese, Reporter
April 3, 2021
Mental health worsens during COVID-19 due to increased screen time, social isolation for college students, young adults

Mental health worsens during COVID-19 due to increased screen time, social isolation for college students, young adults

Vanessa Lopez-Campos, Staff Wrtier
April 3, 2021
Learning in any situation: Lauren Louk reflects on her isolated senior year experience away from the Hilltop

Learning in any situation: Lauren Louk reflects on her isolated senior year experience away from the Hilltop

Nina Martinez, News Editor
April 3, 2021
Last held in 2018, the Texas gubernatorial race is hosted every four years. Gov. Greg Abbott has served as governor since 2015, but Texans may be ready for a change.

What one St. Edward’s professor has to say about candidates in 2022 Texas gubernatorial election

Esther Heymans , Reporter
March 26, 2021
Donald J. Trump's rhetoric behind COVID-19 is said to have sparked and influenced the rise in hate crimes against the AAPI community. After a recent shooting, many Asian Americans feel unsafe.

Criminal justice professor Carsten Andresen explains what fueled the recent rise in hate crimes against AAPI community

Chris Kunin, Reporter
March 25, 2021
SEU 2021 graduates will have the option to participate in a socially-distanced, in-person graduation ceremony. Students will get to complete the Legacy Walk, leaving through the iconic Red Doors they began school in.

In-person ceremony option announced for SEU graduates, Commencement Committee updates plans for 2020 graduates

Christine Sanchez, Editor-in-Chief
March 21, 2021
Candlewood Suites Hotel is located near many residencies and shopping centers. Parents and business owners fear the safety of the neighborhood if the city chooses to convert the hotel into a shelter.

City of Austin plans to turn Candlewood Suites Hotel into housing for homeless, residents fear conversion

Leidy Jaimes, Staff Writer
March 21, 2021
Almost two months into President Biden's term, he approved an airstrike in Syria. Many Biden supporters we upset to hear of this decision.

Biden’s first airstrike against insurgent forces in Syria escalates tensions in the region, supporters upset with decision

Chris Kunin, Reporter
March 11, 2021
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