Texas Public Radio: Promotoras Finding Greater Demand For Their Skills
September 1, 2016
A growing career field is attracting many Texas Hispanics. Read the full story at Texas Public Radio
The Ranger: Transfer center invites students to set up degree plans
September 1, 2016
Students will have the opportunity this week to meet with university representatives, set up degree plans and enjoy doughnut holes and coffee while getting on the right track to transfer. Read the full story at The Ranger
El Paso, Inc.: How the dental school deal was done
September 1, 2016
Six months ago, El Paso businessman and philanthropist Woody Hunt was in a meeting with Texas Tech officials. Read the full story at El Paso, Inc.
Xconomy: For Fledgling San Antonio Companies, Startup Resources Trickling In
September 1, 2016
Echolase, a young startup with a product that crosses over between technology and life sciences, is on the brink of getting its first outside funding from a local investment group. Read the full story at Xconomy
DVIDS: Texas A&M-San Antonio holds 9/11 Heroes Run
September 1, 2016
Texas A&M University-San Antonio hosted the 9/11 Heroes Run event to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center buildings Sept. 11, 2016 on the A&M-SA campus. Read the full story at DVIDS
KSAT 12: Study: HIV positive Hispanics have higher risk of obesity, diabetes
September 1, 2016
Having spent 15 years working in the Dominican Republic among Hispanics living with HIV, Dr. Barbara Taylor, an expert in infectious diseases, said her latest study shows there’s an increased risk for obesity and diabetes. Watch the full story at KSAT 12