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In break from the past, new curriculum requires religion course

April 25, 2018

Dog days are over: Creative research replaces Capstone thesis

April 25, 2018

Filed under News

With the new general education curriculum on the rise, the once dreadful Capstone course has transitioned into a variety of Culminating Experience courses, courses with criteria designed to focus on a student’s specific maj...

Student earns summer internship to research Alzheimer’s in Germany

Jovahana Avila

April 19, 2018

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The sciences are highly respected in Germany, which is what drew junior Analise Roth-Rodriguez to the Research Internships in Science and Engineering (RISE) program through the German Academic Exchange Service known in Germany ...

It’s All Rock and Roll To Me: Topper Radio hits play on women in music

April 9, 2018

An App a Day: Six useful apps for poor, poor college students

@elitheplatypus

March 19, 2018

Filed under Life And Arts

While college students’ addiction to smartphones mostly serve as a class distraction, a place to put everything on Snapchat and the reason for running into people and falling onto pavements, there are few handy apps to optimize ...

‘Black Panther’ emphasizes connections of fantasy, society

@eliana_532

February 19, 2018

Filed under Life And Arts

Representation is the ability to serve as a counterpart or image of someone or something. Grasping the identity of an entire culture is no easy task, especially when you have society ready to judge. At the same time, an aware...

COMMENTARY: #BlowingtheWhistle on public educators who promote civic engagement

February 12, 2018

Artist Ai WeiWei’s ‘Human Flow’ examines plight of global refugee crisis

Gianni Zorrilla, Life and Arts Editor

November 13, 2017

Filed under Life And Arts

More than 65 million people around the world have been displaced; a staggering number that continues to grow each day. Ai Weiwei's “Human Flow” examines the world refugee crisis through the lens of an artist—making for a pow...

The Wolf on Woodward: Senior strives to leave mark through involvement

@x_Gongora27

September 25, 2017

Filed under Life And Arts

Looking to meet an individual with a creative and artful side? Look no further than communication major, senior Jason Garcia. The 21-year-old San Antonio native can often be found at the Jo’s coffee shop, vibing to artists suc...

5 comedies to binge on Netflix over spring break

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In break from the past, new curriculum requires religion course

Dog days are over: Creative research replaces Capstone thesis

Student earns summer internship to research Alzheimer’s in Germany

It’s All Rock and Roll To Me: Topper Radio hits play on women in music

An App a Day: Six useful apps for poor, poor college students

‘Black Panther’ emphasizes connections of fantasy, society

COMMENTARY: #BlowingtheWhistle on public educators who promote civic engagement

Artist Ai WeiWei’s ‘Human Flow’ examines plight of global refugee crisis

The Wolf on Woodward: Senior strives to leave mark through involvement

5 comedies to binge on Netflix over spring break

Nonprofit provides variety of educational literature to prison inmates

A day in Ifrane: Trump, translations and swearing in Arabic