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06/24/2026
📚 Valerie Vallejo shares her experience with SAAACAM's Education Department, working with students, oral histories, exhibits, and community history projects.
Read more: https://stmupublichistory.org/2026/06/22/internship-experience-with-saaacam-education-department/
06/23/2026
Celebrate Civic Season by exploring history, culture, and community in San Antonio! 🇺🇸
From museum programs to Independence Day events, discover ways to connect with the past and engage with the present.
06/22/2026
The 1914 Ludlow Massacre and the Ten Days' War became one of the deadliest labor conflicts in U.S. history. These events continue to shape how historians understand workers' rights, labor activism, and industrial America.
Step back in time at Night in Old Laredito! 🌙 Join Casa Navarro State Historic Site and St. Mary's University graduate students for an evening of history, crafts, games, music, and fun. June 27 | 6–9 PM.
POV: You're looking for your emotional support classmate😂
We all have that one person we text after class, vent to before the deadline. College is easier when you have your academic bestie by your side!
06/20/2026
Mack's research uncovers the stories of 18 enslaved and formerly enslaved people buried in San Antonio's forgotten Camposanto.
Read more: https://stmupublichistory.org/2026/06/19/buried-twice-remembering-those-enslaved-in-san-antonios-camposanto/
🎉 Happy Juneteenth!
Today, we celebrate freedom, resilience, culture, and community while honoring the generations whose stories continue to shape our history and future. ❤️🖤💚
06/18/2026
Meet Nicole! A teacher in the Dual Language Program and Public History graduate student who believes in sharing overlooked stories and connecting students to local history.
06/17/2026
Project Spotlight: Flavia Delgado's research explores the 1918 Porvenir Massacre and the lasting impact of historical injustice on Mexican American communities, preserving an important chapter of Texas history.