The Civics Lab at St. Edward's met its goal when the Austin City Council approved a resolution addressing food insecurity.
Adam McCormick, associate professor of Social Work, weighed in on proposed anti-trans legislation in Texas.
The Civics Lab, a group of 50 students from St. Edward's University, wants to help make a difference and is joining the efforts to improve food accessibility in Austin.
Darren Proppe, research director of the Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve and Creative Research Center, and St. Edward's student Ederé Ohwobete shared findings from their environmental noise research conducted during the pandemic.
President Montserrat Fuentes penned an op-ed in support of the national effort to double the Pell grant award to make college more accessible for all.
The Civics Lab, a student group, discussed their work to combat the growing problem of food accessibility in Austin.
Carsten Andresen, associate professor of Criminal Justice, weighed in on Governor Greg Abbott's order requiring state child welfare officials to launch child abuse investigations into reports of transgender kids receiving gender-affirming care.
President Montserrat Fuentes was one of five female presidents inaugurated over the week.
St. Edward's University formally welcomed Montserrat Fuentes as the 24th president.
St. Edward's University President Montserrat Fuentes' historic inauguration as the school's first Hispanic president was recognized.
President Montserrat Fuentes was featured as the university's 24th president.
Images of President Montserrat Fuentes and the inauguration ceremony were captured in a photo essay.
Carsten Andresen, associate professor of Criminal Justice, discussed the racial bias found in a study of traffic stops conducted by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security.
Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science spoke about the State Board of Education elections.
Sharyl Cross, director of the Kozmetsky Center, shared her insights on the upcoming historic meeting of world leaders Xi Jinping of China and Vladimir Putin of Russian.
Arie Brish, adjunct professor at The Bill Munday School of Business, penned a blog on the role of emotions in B2B technology marketing.
Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, discussed President Biden's first year in office and the outlook for the Democratic party.
David Thomason, associate professor of Political Science, spoke about voting rights legislation that could affect Texas election laws.
Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, spoke about the Texas governor's race and 2020 elections.
Nicholas Long, professor of Political Science, wrote an op-ed on area school district masking policies.
President Montserrat Fuentes discussed the university's commitment to the Holy Cross mission and its focus on student success.
Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, spoke about new laws taking effect in 2022.
The Austin Monitor covered a new effort by the city's College Student Commission to create a work group to study the city's affordable housing crisis as it pertains to students.
Carsten Andresen, associate professor of Criminal Justice, spoke on the ongoing efforts to ban gay/trans panic defenses in Michigan.
Arie Brish, adjunct professor in The Bill Munday School of Business, wrote an article on the learning curve management of new products and services for the Forbes Technology Council.
Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, discussed Matthew McConaughey's decision not to run for Texas governor and what it means for Democrat Beto O'Rourke and Gov. Greg Abbott.
Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, discussed the already heated political race for Texas Attorney General.
Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, weighed in on Beto O'Rourke run for Governor on Texas.
David Thomason, associate professor of Political Science and director of The Civics Lab, and student Desi Tsacalis penned an op-ed on transportation choices and the environment.
Twin brothers Luke and Ethan Tobias were featured for their work in transforming a once-neglected Student Garden behind Teresa Hall.
Sarah Mittal, assistant professor of Marketing, shared insights on how consumers will respond to rising prices.
Sonia Briseno, director of CAMP, and CAMP students Vince Martinez and Arianna Vacio discussed the first-ever First-Generation Scholars Week celebration at St. Edward's.
Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, discussed early voter turnout ahead of the Nov. 2 election
Adam McCormick, associate professor of Social Work, wrote an op-ed in response to "top child welfare officials at the Department of Family and Protective Services" removing a webpage that provided resources for LGBTQ youth.
Andrea Holgado, chair and professor of Biological Sciences, and Math Senior Ruvi Esmeralda Jaimes spoke about the growth of Latina women in tech to close out Hispanic Heritage Month.
Gloria White, director of sponsored programs, and Ruvi Esmeralda Jaimes, a Mathematics major and first-generation student at St. Edward's, represented St. Edward's on a Hispanic Serving Institutions panel brought together by U.S. Sen. John Cornyn.
Kelly Green, associate professor of Psychology, spoke about the importance of relationships in the addiction recovery process, and shares skills for improving relationships from her new book.
Carsten Andresen, associate professor of Criminal Justice, chimed in on public safety issues.
Kelly Green, associate professor of Psychology, discusses drinking responsibly and harm minimization strategies for "America's sweetheart substance."
Tiffany Pruett, adjunct professor of Religious Studies, wrote an article on critical race theory and its place in the study of religion.
Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, weighed in on the end of the second Special Session of the state legislature.
Kelly Green, associate professor of Psychology, delivered insights about the complexities of addiction.
Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and a political science professor, discussed Vice President Harris' visit to the Texas border.
Eamonn F. Healy, professor of Chemistry, discussed how he redesigned his organic chemistry course for online learning.
Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, shares his thoughts on a new political party launching in Texas.
Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, discusses the border, election laws, ERCOT and Juneteenth.
Carsten Andresen, assistant professor of Criminal Justice, shares his research on gay/trans panic defense in Texas.
Carsten Andresen, assistant professor of Criminal Justice, provides fact checking regarding Austin's murder rate.
Ascension Medical Group Seton partners with St. Edward's to provide health services to the university community.
Kathy Valentine ’21 discussed her induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and earning her degree from St. Edward's.
Spring graduate Lorenzo Conseco shared his story of returning to college and achieving his dream of going to medical school.
St. Edward's student Michael Baumgartner, a representative of Civics 4 Y’all, a student-led advocacy group working to provide young Texans with civic engagement opportunities, chimed in on proposed civics education legislation.
Musician and author Kathy Valentine ’21 was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and graduated from St. Edward's this spring.
Carsten Andresen, assistant professor of Criminal Justice, shared insights on the history of the New Jersey State Police.