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Bo French sparks outrage after racist remark (opens the original)
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Bo French, Republican candidate for Texas Railroad Commissioner, sparked outrage on both sides of the political spectrum for comments made towards a group of South Asian students at the Ohio State versus UT Austin football game. In a post on X, French commented on a screenshot from a clip posted on the official Texas Athletics account, which showed a group of predominantly South Asian students celebrating. “Like body-cams exposed criminals, social media is exposing how many Americans have been d
University establishes Ph.D. in aerospace engineering (opens the original)
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As of spring 2027, graduate students may obtain a Ph.D. in aerospace engineering at UT San Antonio. The newly created program prepares students to solve current challenges within the aerospace industry and gives them appropriate skills to pursue positions within laboratories,companies or academics. Prospective students can expect to take courses that reinforce their skills in computational fluid dynamics, advanced thermodynamics, engineering optics, aircraft performance and engineering mathemati
Uprooted: in conversation with ceramicist Renee Billie (opens the original)
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Senior fine arts major Renee Billie’s first experience creating art happened when she was seven years old. She remembers her small hands molding a ceramic mask for a Mother’s Day gift. The miniature mask was crude in nature, with sprawling pigtails and a face meant to represent her mother’s visage. This minute, seemingly insignificant school project was the catalyst for Billie’s artistic journey. The natural world is a recurring theme within Billie’s art. She incorporates a wide variety of plant
State of the City: Week of 8/25 (opens the original)
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Not subscribed to local news but still want to stay up-to-date on the happenings around town? Look no further. Highlighting notable stories from external San Antonio news sources, State of the City summarizes the most captivating news headlines of the week. This week’s topics range from a body discovered in a field to power outages. The decomposed body of a man was discovered in a field on Wednesday afternoon in southeast Bexar County by individuals cutting grass in a field near Hildebrandt Road
University unveils new MFA in film and media (opens the original)
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This summer, UT San Antonio announced that graduate students may now receive a Master of Fine Arts in film and media studies starting this fall. The program enables aspiring filmmakers to hone their technical and narrative filmmaking skills, ensuring that they are prepared to create their own original projects and instruct at a university level. Potential students must hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited university within the U.S. or have proof of equal training at a foreign institution,
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