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Protestors march down South Congress Avenue during a Black Lives Matter protest. These worldwide protests began in response to the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

Student leaders head efforts to improve resources for Black community

July 29, 2020

The HOOF and CARES funds were established to serve students. While the campus is empty, these funds are to provide financial aid to students affected by COVID-19.

SEU directors discuss budget reviews, emergency relief for students

May 19, 2020

Decrease in operating budgets, deferral of capital and infrastructure projects and preservation of endowment are just a few of many changes made.

Administration confirms fiscal changes resulting from COVID-19 via virtual briefings

May 19, 2020

Texans ready to get back on their feet were spotted protesting at the Texas State Capitol on April 18. Mayor Steve Adler said the arrangement was dangerous and

Texans protest stay-at-home orders, disregard safety protocol

April 30, 2020

COVID-19 has caused students to move off of campus and continue class online. This leaves students and families wondering where their money is going now.

SEU communication director explains student refunds on courses, technology

April 30, 2020

Butterfield Trail Golf Course in El Paso opened in 2007. The 18-hole course has permanently closed due to economical damage caused by COVID-19.

Cities across Texas implement a variety of safeguards to protect the public

April 21, 2020

Sugar Land Middle School in Fort Bend ISD has moved all classes to an online platform. All Texas schools will continue with similar strategies for the rest of the school year.

Gov. Abbott shares plans to move Texas forward, keeps schools closed

April 20, 2020

The reason given for banning abortions is claimed to be due to overcrowding at hospitals, but some don't think this is the case. Another type of non-invasive abortion procedure seems to be an alternative to invasive abortions during this time.

Temporary ban on abortions in Texas raises concerns

April 20, 2020

Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, SGA decided to stream the 2020 presidential debate for the student body via Zoom. The debate lasted approximately two hours and candidates were able to elaborate on their respective platforms and answer student questions.

Candidates talk platforms, goals at annual SGA presidential debate

April 20, 2020

Families affected by Covid-19 struggle to feed their families after layoffs. Organizations like Kid's Meals and Meals on Wheels are feeding these families daily.

Texas organizations accept donations, volunteers to support communities affected by COVID-19

April 13, 2020

Healthcare workers, grocery store employees and bus drivers are a few of those risking their lives. To help keep them safe, Texans must follow public safety guidelines.

Frontline workers experience layoffs, health dangers amid COVID-19

April 13, 2020

The novel coronavirus has caused many people around the world to lose a steady income. Because of this, different organizations and celebrities are stepping in to help.

5 organizations stepping in to help those affected by coronavirus

April 13, 2020

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