09/14/2022
Latinx Heritage Month is back! π΅ π Join us as we honor the indigenous heritages of South Texas throughout September and October! Oh, and did we mention? This year's events will take place in-person on campus! π
To view a full line-up of events, please visit alamo.edu/pac/heritage-month. π
09/02/2022
Texas Parents and Educators Demand a Social Studies TEKS First Reading by the SBOE
The State Board of Education on August 30, 2022, under pressure from extremists conservative organizations such as Patriot Mobile and the Texas House of Representatives Freedom Caucus and their supporters delayed voting to have a first reading of SB3 aligned Social Studies TEKS. These organizations....
09/20/2021
Virtual Latinx Heritage Month continues tomorrow with an exciting keynote address from award-winning visual/media artist and TV/film writer, Lalo AlcarΓ‘z! π¬ AlcarΓ‘z, who was the Cultural Consultant on the Oscar-winning Day of the Dead-themed animated Pixar movie Coco, will be speaking on his experiences and his forthcoming graphic history novel, UNIDOS. βοΈ
π Tuesday, Sept. 21
π 11:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
π Zoom (RSVP at the link below!π)
For more information and to view the full line-up of events, visit alamo.edu/pac/heritage-month π
09/13/2021
Virtual Latinx Heritage Month 2021 starts this week! π΅ π Join us as we honor the indigenous heritages of South Texas.
The opening ceremony kicks off with a keynote speech from internationally recognized poet, essayist, and playwright, CherrΓe Moraga, that you won't want to miss! π¬
π Wednesday, Sept. 15
π 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
π Zoom (RSVP at alamo.edu/pac/heritage-month π)
Plus, there's more! This month is packed full of free virtual events including panel discussions, keynote speakers, artist workshops, and more! For the full line-up of events, visit alamo.edu/pac/heritage-month π
04/09/2021
Aztec renaissance: New research sheds fresh light on intellectual achievements of long-vanished empire
Exclusive: David Keys explains how a major study into the Aztecsβ hieroglyphic writing system suggests it was one of the most sophisticated scripts that humanity has ever produced
11/21/2020
60 Years Ago San Antonio Teenagers Invented the Westside Sound | Texas Highways
Also known as Chicano soul, the Westside Sound blends rock βnβ roll with San Antonio roots