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FEATURE: Mentoring program grows at TAMIU

September 2, 2026

FEATURE: Mentoring program grows at TAMIU By Margot AmayaBridge Staff WriterPublished Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026 TAMIU alumna Celeste Franco has held the head of mentoring title since 2021. She bega...

FEATURE: Mentoring program grows at TAMIU

FULL ISSUE: The Bridge April 2026 issue

ARTS: TAMIU Symphonic Band ends semester with Overture to the Finale

NEWS: VP candidates meet TAMIU students, faculty

ESPORTS: TAMIU hosts first-ever scholastic esports event

ILLUSTRATIONS

FEATURES: COMIC STRIP: Pizza Bagels in Thanksgiving Mayhem

FEATURES: COMIC STRIP: Pizza Bagels in Halloween Feast

FEATURES: COMIC STRIP: Pizza Bagels in Midterm Makeover

FEATURES: COMIC STRIP: Pizza Bagels in Artificial Intelligence

FEATURES: COMIC STRIP: Pizza Bagels in Final Exam

FEATURES: COMIC STRIP: Pizza Bagels in St. Patrick’s Day

FEATURES: COMIC STRIP: Pizza Bagels in Spring Break

FEATURES: COMIC STRIP: Pizza Bagels in Valentine’s Day

FEATURES: COMIC STRIP: Pizza Bagels in Hanukkah Harry

FEATURES: COMIC STRIP: Pizza Bagels in Christmas Spirit

FEATURES: COMIC STRIP: Pizza Bagels in Thanksgiving Fest

FEATURES: COMIC STRIP: Pizza Bagels in Hispanic Heritage Month

Health

EDUCATION: Nursing students offer variety of health presentations

CAMPUS: TAMIU renames Student Counseling Services to Kate Marmion Counseling Center

Opinion: Raving can serve as self-care

EDUCATION: Nursing students rely on simulation labs to build confidence before clinical exams

Sports

ESPORTS: TAMIU hosts first-ever scholastic esports event

SPORTS: TAMIU Spirit program takes 2nd twice at nationals

SPORTS: FEATURE: Senior golfer leads TAMIU in Lone Star Conference Championship

SPORTS: Softball bounces back with two wins after prior loss

Opinion

OPINION: International mission on display with Holi event

Opinion: Raving can serve as self-care

OPINION: Laredo offers hidden gems

OPINION: MUSIC REVIEW: Xdinary Heroes best K-rock band

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