By: Jenelle Duff

I’m sure that like myself, when you hear “The Losers,” most of you simply classify it as the most recent action movie to hit the box office. Yet, for those of you diehard comic book fans, “The Losers” is the long-awaited movi...

By: Brianna Johnson

The country of Somalia has been severely divided for the past 20 years because of the lack of a central government and two opposing forces: A growing radical Muslim militia and a moderate Muslim transitional government. According to Politics Daily, a r...

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Poetry category  contest winner:  Jessica Burich...

By: Eloy Deleon

Graduation raises many questions: How will I pay off my student loans? What will I do next? And most importantly, where will I work? Some students have made the switch from degrees such as math, philosophy and psychology, to practical degrees such as ...

By: Robyn Lorkovic

UTSA students Benjamin Holler, who has been distinguished as procuring the highest number of honors in the UT system, and Maya Gonzalez, who has also obtained a record number of honors at UTSA, will graduate this spring and bring UTSA to statewide attenti...

By: Nicole Beltran

“The party with a purpose!” That slogan aptly describes San Antonio’s biggest party. Fiesta San Antonio is the city’s biggest annual festival dating back to 1891. It is known for its annual carnival, colorful decorations and crowd...

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By: Brianna Johnson

Every day, I check my e-mail and am bombarded with a massive amount of celebrity news. The media has settled into throwing quite silly celebrity acts into the faces of the American people rather than emphasizing noteworthy actors and actresses, singers a...

By: Patrick Shupp

“The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo” is possibly one of the best two-and-a-half-hour Swedish films dubbed with English subtitles you’ve never heard of, which is saying a lot. While it may be hard to step outside the protective bubble of tee...

By: Nicole Beltran

On April 22, Catherine Picot’s Advanced Language Skills class will be performing “La Farce de Maitre Pathelin” in the Main Building MB 0.104 at 7 p.m. The play will be performed in both English and French and will be a project grade for ...

By: Brianna Johnson

  The Art of Dance festival was held April 8-10 at the Municipal Auditorium. The event was hosted by the San Antonio Metropolitan Ballet company and featured dance organizations from the Regional Dance America Association. The festival is held ann...

By: Noah Ramirez

We are living in dangerous times. Long removed are the great musicians of the past: Jimmy Hendrix, the Beatles, Pink Floyd, BB King, Queen, Afrika Bambaataa, Madonna, Easy E, Prince, Too Short, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Aretha Franklin’s, Stevie Wonder, Johnn...

By: Eloy Deleon

The sounds of fancy black shoes stomping on floors and inspirational music could be heard throughout the halls of San Antonio‘s VFW (Veteran of Foreign Wars) Hall this weekend. DBJ productions and VFW Hall hosted a three day dance event from April 9...

By: Patrick Shupp

When attending school functions, you do not usually expect to see as many Glee-esque performances as Fox Television would lead you to believe. Thankfully, the fifth annual Night of The Arts, sponsored by the UT Health Science Center, provided all the sing...

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By: Joseph Tidline

The UTSA Concerto and Aria Competition Winners’ concert will be held at 7:30 p.m. on April 6 at the UTSA Recital Hall. Michelle Lange (soprano), Ryan Hughes-Mazurkiewicz (clarinet), Julian Tello Jr. (viola) and Bronwyn White (soprano) will perfor...

By: Veronica Salinas

When I first learned of the band’s name, Junglenoize (yes, that’s noise with a ‘z’), my ears assumed it would be coming from a group of guys going through their college Rastafarian phase or perhaps from a trio of rappers. However, ...

By: Eloy Deleon

Erykah Badu, known for her hit song, “On & On,” and for dating stars like Common and Andre 3000, is in the news for all the wrong reasons. Badu just released her new album, “New Amerykah Part Two” on March 30.  &ldqu...

By: Eloy Deleon

Hookah has made its way across the sea to across the street from the UTSA campus. The Karma Hookah Lounge will have its grand opening April 9 across the street from UTSA, directly next to The Cantina. The lounge will be open seven days a week from 6 p.m....

By: Jaqueline Calvert

After watching the bland 3-D effects in “Clash of the Titans,” audiences will be pining for the days of 2-D films. “Titans” may have been something to talk about had it been made three years ago. Of course, there are many other ...