A way to help others in times like these Ella Wisely September 2, 2020 Campus News, Community News, Covid-19, Student Voices by Ella Wisely | staff writer A community should come together and help those in need or for pure enjoyment. Since quarantine started, there has been some opportunities to help around the house or give to lo...
Communities are spreading positivity through painted rocks Lauryn Hughes May 20, 2020 Community News, Covid-19 Lauryn Hughes | arts editor With the coronavirus keeping everyone at home there are new things that people are doing to help spread joy to others around them without getting too close to them. One of the new...
Where to turn when you want accurate information Tala Kamil May 7, 2020 Community News, Covid-19, News by Tala Kamil | staff editor Trying to find accurate information concerning the coronavirus can be hard, especially when you might need to update others. However, there are a few websites that can do just t...
Students feel economic crunch in their own way, face uncertainty Eric Martinez May 7, 2020 Community News, Covid-19, News Due to COVID-19 Grand Donuts had to resort to only allowing customers thru the drive-thru Eric Martinez | staff writer As of April 6, the American unemployment rate was thirteen percent as reported by th...
NEISD under governor’s orders; closed until May 4 Ella Wisely April 16, 2020 Campus News, Community News, Covid-19 NEISD - like all other districts in the state -is still waiting updates regarding the remainder of the school year.
The not-so-secret garden Eric Martinez February 24, 2020 Community News, News he Japanese Tea Garden located off of 281 at Mary's, 3853 N St Mary's St, San Antonio, TX 78212 , is a unique experience. The Pavilion above the garden gives an amazing view. The style of the pavilion feels different from the rest of the Garden. Its feel is on purpose to give it a slight sense of mystery before revealing the rest of the Garden below.
Impeachment hearings underway, what comes next? JAG STUDENT MEDIA November 20, 2019 Community News, Features, News Nov. 15 marked one of the first impeachment hearings regarding the July 25 Ukrainian call. Ever since the democratic Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, declared an impeachment investigation, President Donald Trump has been calling it a “witch hunt.”
The consequences of crime can be long term Tala Kamil October 29, 2019 Community News, News Even though students may not think about the consequences of committing a crime, they can follow them through the rest of your life.
A number of jobs open up around campus Sebastian Lucumi October 18, 2019 Community News, News Jobs are opening up around campus for new students who are entering the labor force.
New business populate the CTJ community Lauryn Chavez September 24, 2019 Community News, Features, News ...
