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11Jun

By Melissa CastroNo Comments

Academia

Spring 2016 Grads Share Their Stories

Rebekah Rodriguez and I.M. Kero also contributed to this report. Spring 2016 was a promising semester for Texas A&M International University as graduates came rolling out in significant numbers. In the weeks following graduation, new graduates have continued to share their stories through social media. Every story is unique, and four recent graduates shared theirs with The Bridge News. (more…)

16May

By Melissa CastroNo Comments

Academia

Art Students Lose Out On Clay, Reveal Frustrations With Administration

Various 3D Art students at Texas A&M International University have been disregarded despite the lack and disappearance of 3D art making materials. Students have become subjected to work in ceramic and sculpture classrooms with little to no clay for most of the Spring 2016 semester. (more…)

12May

By Iris Vasquez GuerreroNo Comments

Academia, On Campus

President Keck Leaves TAMIU

A press conference was held Friday, May 6, 2016 regarding the announcement of President Ray M. Keck being made the new Interim President for Texas A&M Commerce. (more…)

6Apr

By I.M. KeroNo Comments

Academia, On Campus

State Department Visits TAMIU

The US Department of State held a key event on campus to help promote recruitment. The event was co-hosted with Congressman Henry Cuellar. They came to give remarks and influence the importance of young professionals finding careers in the Department of State. The event was designed to answer some questions about the Department of State, as well as the application process, and the some of the criteria to earn a position. (more…)

4Apr

By Jose AlvaradoNo Comments

Academia, On Campus

Warp-PLS and the Gold Mine Every Company Does Not Know They Have

The rise of technological devices has forever changed the way we do things in our everyday lives. Just as it played a big impact on everything we do, technology also changed how we see many things. For instance, everything we do with our devices nowadays generates data. Even though we might not be aware of it, we all generate significant amounts of data, and in the right hands, this data can prove to be a gold mine waiting to be discovered. Much like this, businesses generate a vast amount of data that, without any interpretation, can go unnoticed. Data analysis will prove to be crucial in the foreseeable future as more companies start realizing that within them is the answer to all their problems. Dr. Ned Kock, Chair of the Division of International Business and Technology Studies here...

4Apr

By Dominique FloresNo Comments

Academia

The “New” Bridge

TAMIU’s student newspaper is under new leadership. Dr. Daniel De la Miyar began his role as the organization’s coordinator at the beginning of this Spring 2016 school semester. Along with directing The Bridge’s participation to the university, De la Miyar hopes to build a diverse staff of creative student journalists and contributors who will provide the campus and city of Laredo with an enriched form of news content. (more…)

25Mar

By Staff/GuestNo Comments

Academia

Are Dustdevils Investing or Spending?

By Rodolfo Salinas As I walked worry-free I found myself wondering, how are other students spending their refund money? Honestly, I felt like a million dollars just because I had extra cash for the semester. However, I was still worried because I thought “Are students investing or spending their money?” (more…)

16Mar

By Staff/GuestNo Comments

Academia

Fighting for Gender

By Crystal Vasquez The new organization, SAGE (Student Association for Gender Equality) is currently recruiting students that are passionate about civil rights. Dr. Ursula Klein is an advocate for feminism and was inspired by the interest of students Ezthela Rodriguez, Dalia Partida and Carolina Vasquez, to create the organization SAGE. (more…)

16Mar

By Staff/GuestNo Comments

Academia

Respect & Learn

This article originally appeared in the February 2016 print edition. By Michael Hernandez When I was growing up my mother tended to be very lenient towards me and rarely did she ever punish me. In fact, she encouraged my random and brass behavior. Still she did so under one condition, respect others and yourself. As funny a combination as it may sound --- a young kid doing as he pleases yet respecting his elders ---I assure you it was true. Respect is a value my mother preached in the house hold. Still as expected this combination resulted with some hiccups, but my mother kept at it. Essentially as I got older I understood why she told stories regarding self-awareness and how one’s appearance in terms of how you conduct yourself can be important. All in all, the result simply was tha...

17Feb

By Iris Vasquez GuerreroNo Comments

Academia

Coming Back from Two F’s

This article originally appeared in the February 2016 print edition. By Iris Vasquez Guerrero Resigning from my job of three years was not easy, but neither are most major life decisions. I gave up my full time position in order to return to school and finally finish my bachelor’s degree. My college career originally began when I was an eighteen-year-old know-it-all that desperately wanted to leave Laredo. I was accepted to Texas A&M-Kingsville, and I made all the usual mistakes that a new student makes. Long story short, I completed four years at TAMUK, but received no degree. I was also about two years away from graduation. (more…)

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