A Peek Into Modern Dance in FSA by Taylor Anzaldua
The Filipino Student Association, FSA, is a very active organization on campus. Whether they’re fundraising, hosting community events, participating in sports, or even dance, they are constantly trying to foster a friendly environment and inform the community about Filipino culture in the Valley and the world at large! No, you don’t have to be Filipino to join. Today, we’re honing in on their dance sector! More specifically, Modern. LEADERSHIP & EXPERIENCE Is this your first
Oct 148 min read
The Strength to Improve by Elijah Martinez
Growth Through the Process We shape our thoughts through work and time, Turning scattered ideas into rhyme. Each challenge faced, each question raised, Pushes our minds through learning s maze. Through every draft, revision, and change, our skills develop and our views expand. Mistakes become lessons, not reasons to quit, But steppingstones built one piece at a time. No journey to growth is perfectly planned, yet effort and patience guide every hand. Step by step, with purpos
Oct 141 min read


My First Story by Liv Juarez
The above images are my short story. I'm very grateful that I had the opportunity to work on this project because it allowed me to improve my writing and express the types of feelings that appear when I am presented with projects or new experiences. I believe this story really helped me understand my emotions and ways of thinking which I think is a great thing because it helps me see where I need to improve and I'm super proud that I never gave up on this project and gave it
Oct 121 min read
What Remains by Diego Gonzalez
About The Author Hi there! My name is Diego Gonzalez, and I am a biology major at UTRGV, aspiring to become an oncologist. Although my academic interests lie in the science, I also enjoy exploring writing through poetry. My writing takes inspiration from a friend of mine, who encouraged me to take up poetry. The inspiration behind my poems comes from the uncertainty of change. Specifically, it comes from the idea that we rarely recognize the significance of a moment while we
Oct 75 min read
