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Summer 2024
Feeding Hope: Dr. Hector P. Garcia & Community Advocacy with Food Insecurity
The Politics of Education Reform
LISD Board of Trustees Creates Laredo Junior College for Incoming War Veterans
St. Philip's College 1898
WASP - Charlyene Creger, a superhero on many fronts!
Growing Valley Dreams of a Medical School in South Texas
Fall 2023
The Chronicles of ’95: A Tale of Student Services
The Historical Context of Higher Education Funding at CCSU: 1986-1989
Extending [un]censorship to minoritized voices: Establishing a student newspaper at Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi by Gillian Benedetti
Historical Student Perspectives on Prestige: (Re)Paving Roads to Institutional Recognition at TAMUCC
TAMUCC transportation fostering community engagement and collaboration
The Everlasting Fellowship of Higher Education
Higher Ed Accessibility: An Archival Account of Tuition and Fees at TAMUCC
Recruiting TAMU-CC's First Freshman Class (1994)
Bridging Generations: The Norrell Family's Educational Heritage in South Texas
Joe Hayen - A History of Student Engagement and Belonging
Women in Leadership Roles in Higher Education- Sita Gautam
Higher Education Digital Archives
Sita -Women in Leadership Roles in Higher Education
Representation from University News (Jan 1991 - Dec 1992): Student Voices - Gillian Benedetti
Contributions to the University throughout the Years - Samantha Barrera
Bridging Generations: The Norrell Family's Educational Heritage in South Texas
The Chronicles of ‘95: A Tale of Student Services - Lori
A Historical Overview of Financial Aid and Tuition Costs Between 1967-1998: Nicole Edgar
Student support system during the transition from CCSU to TAMUCC (1987-1990)-Bibek Luitel
Campus Newspaper Reporting on CCSU's Transition into A 4-year University from 1986 -1989 - Lorena Newsome
Recruitment, Admissions, and Enrollment of the First-Freshman Class - Rene Zamora
History Harvest of Higher Education
Oral Histories
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Nixon flips on Latinos
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Muniz Attacks Nixon's Neglect
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Nixon flips on Latinos
