SAC STUDENT, KRISTINA, LEARNS TO ACCEPT A CHALLENGE
My first thought was “Oh, it is just a virus that will go away. It will not end up being severe.” How funny that thought was as my entire world has flipped upside down due to this pandemic.
SAC STUDENT, JACLYN, LEARNS TO FOCUS ON WHAT SHE CAN CONTROL
06/03/2020
Although I have not been stricken with the virus myself, I initially found myself living in fear, confusion, and isolation.
INTERN URBANO SHARES REFLECTION AT END OF SEMESTER
This past week, I was finally done for the semester. I felt a huge weight that lifted off of my shoulders
COVID-19 BRINGS IMPORTANT LESSON TO RODRIGUEZ’ DAUGHTERS By Intern Daniela Urbano
When Covid-19 caused the schools to close and the stay-at-home order act was issued, Luz Rodriguez was worried for her four daughters that go to school.
NORTHEAST LAKEVIEW COLLEGE RECEIVES RECOGNITION FROM QTF
Northeast Lakeview College has received Progress Level Recognition from the Quality Texas Foundation (QTF).
CTN ASCENDER PROGRAM DIRECTOR, RAMIREZ, RECEIVES AAHHE AWARD
Mona Aldana-Ramirez, CTN Ascender Program Director and Director of Student Success for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusive Excellence at San Antonio College, has received national recognition by the American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education (AAHHE).
STUDENT LIFE DURING COVID-19 by former intern Grant E. Loveless
COVID-19 had affected me personally as my father was quarantined, my grandma had anxiety attacks and two of my out-of-state colleagues have passed.
STC RECEIVES NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION GRANT
South Texas College has received a significant grant directly from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support students in STEM fields.
STUDENT INTERN REFLECTS ON CHANGES CAUSED BY COVID-19 By Intern Daniela Urbano
It has been already a month since I’ve been in quarantine. I started learning how to cope with having my classes online at home.
STC STUDENTS REACT TO SUMMER ON-LINE CLASSES By Intern Daniela Urbano
South Texas College announced a few weeks ago that summer classes would be moved to on-line. The college is doing this to ensure the safety of students and facility workers. However, several Ascender students voiced the opinion that they do not like online classes.
