By Soledad Olmeda From January 27th to February 2nd, Project Pengyou hosted an event for chapters across the nation to celebrate Chinese New Year by paying it forward. This event was […]
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‘No More’ – A Call To End Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
Sexual Assault Awareness Week will take place from March 3rd through March 10th. Here is a schedule of events open to the public. Share Share List
Read moreGender Studies — More than Misandry
By Amanda Castillo The last decade has been defined by a rising understanding of the harmful implicit attitudes present in society. More recently, and most visibly, the issues that have […]
Read moreSupporting a Friend Through Mental Illness
By Amanda Castillo Mental illness—In America, it is a phrase that is met with judgement, assumptions, and a lot of stigma. For those who experience mental illness, they are plagued […]
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Student Seeks To Improve Daily Commute For Students
By Daniela Rodriguez, Student Contributor As a student of Texas A&M International University, I am very proud to be part of a great community within a great city. I live near […]
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TAMIU visits Texas A&M Law School
By Francisco Garza, Student Contributor The drive to and from Fort Worth, Texas gave me enough time to decide where I wanted to go to for law school. Once the Pre-Law […]
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Home of the Mighty Fighting Buckaroos
By Adrian Campos, ECHS Student Contributor My hometown Freer, Texas located in Duval County at the intersection of U.S. Highway 59 and State highways 16, 44, and 339. It’s only […]
Read moreComic Class Teaches History
By Edward Garza, Student Contributor Anybody who has picked up a comic book will more than likely say that they are a source of entertainment and nothing more. The brightly […]
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The Pope of Mercy
By Dr. Daniel De La Miyar, Adjunct Professor of Communication and Faculty Advisor for The Bridge 2016 marks the Holy Year of Mercy within the Catholic Church as designated by Pope […]
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