University Awarded $3 Million Grant for Proyecto Éxito

A&M-SA is one of 10 institutions of higher education to receive funds from the Department of Education’s Promoting Post Baccalaureate Opportunities for Hispanic Americans (PPoHA) Program. Over the course of five years, this grant will provide the University with $3 million dedicated towards Proyecto Éxito (Project Success), a specialized project to enhance resources and support services for graduate students. Read more.

Marine Cpl. Jesse Lopez Begins his Next Chapter

Marine Cpl. Jesse Lopez was driving an armored Humvee through the dangerous streets of Fallujah, Iraq, when he spotted something that just didn’t look right. Lopez and his three passengers were in the middle of an eight-truck convoy conducting a reconnaissance mission as part of the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq following 9/11. Several of the trucks in the front of the convoy had communicated to the rest of the platoon that there was a young boy riding a bicycle. As Lopez rumbled forward, he spotted the bicycle on the side of the road, but the kid had vanished. Read more.

Festival de Cascarones

Alumni Brunch

Battle of Flowers Parade

¡ADELANTE! is Here!

The spring 2023 issue of ¡ADELANTE!, the official magazine of Texas A&M University-San Antonio, is now available! The cover features current student and Ms. Texas A&M-San Antonio, Lanie Perez.

In each issue of the magazine, you will read about key highlights around campus and the University; faculty accomplishments, accolades and research; alumni updates; athletics news; feature stories spotlighting students, alumni, faculty, staff and our community; and much more.

SA Express-News: A guide to the music of Fiesta San Antonio 2023

SA Live: Fiesta accessories & Festival De Cascarones

The Black Chronicle: Texas A&M-SA student works to become military lawyer

KSAT 12: Texas A&M-SA student works to become military lawyer

FRIENDLY REMINDERS

Reminder: ITS Thursday Updates 

Please remember to leave your desktop computers on Thursday evenings as Information Technology Services (ITS) conducts its routine updates. Contact ITS at (210) 784-4357 or helpdesk@tamusa.edu with questions. 

Updated Student Business Services Hours

The Student Business Services Office is reminding the campus community about its hours of operation:

• Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
• Tuesday: 8 a.m.-7 p.m.

Updated Welcome Center Hours

The Welcome Center has new hours of operation.



• Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
• Tuesday: 8 a.m.-7 p.m.

For more information, contact the Welcome Center at beajaguar@tamusa.edu. 

Student Counseling Center: 24/7 Service, Updated Contact Protocols 

The preferred method of contact has changed, along with the advent of a 24/7 option for students. Here are the updated contact protocols: 

• Student Counseling Center: (210) 784-1331 (available 24/7). For after-hours support, please select option “2.” 

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