Category: News
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In the Defense of the Menendez Brothers
Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez story was released on September 19th and is available to stream on Netflix. Following the success of Monster the Jeffrey Dahmer story, the show was renewed for a second season. Creator Ryan Murphy decided to make the second season of Monsters about the Menendez brothers. Watching True crime stories…
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Bearkats Make History in the Big Easy!
Thursday, December 19, 2024 By Justin Parker New Orleans, LA – In a thrilling showdown at the Caesars Superdome, the Sam Houston Bearkats made history with their first FBS bowl victory by defeating the Georgia Southern Eagles 31-26 in the 2024 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. Central to this historic win were quarterback Hunter Watson…
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Sexual Assault Awareness Month
By Gaby Esquivel April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time to recognize the impact of sexual violence and acknowledge those affected. This includes individuals who have not spoken about their experiences, those who have come forward, and those still processing what they have endured. While not always visible, sexual assault remains a critical issue…
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Mass Layoffs and Misinformation: The Fallout for Federal Workers
In recent weeks, the Trump administration, with support from Elon Musk, has laid off thousands of federal employees to reduce government spending, leaving many shocked and frustrated. Major departments affected include HUD, Social Security, and the Department of Energy. Critics argue the cuts are unjustified and poorly communicated, as seen in the case of Marine…
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Holy Spider: A Gritty Tale of Injustice and Survival
Set in Mashhad, Iran, this intense film explores the harsh realities of poverty, gender inequality, and the terror of a serial killer targeting sex workers. The film’s gripping portrayal of privilege and power, through lighting, setting, and makeup, emphasizes the disparity between women in different social classes. The realistic acting and chilling depiction of abuse…
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Go Green! : ACC’s Sustainability Club
On ACC’s Student Life website, students can find volunteer opportunities, new clubs, influential organizations, and more. The Sustainability Club at ACC focuses on environmental sustainability and raising awareness of how we treat our planet. Most members of the Sustainability Club are also part of ACC’s Green Team, which provides volunteering opportunities for students that have…
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For the Love of Texas Summit Empowers Students and Communities to Advocate for Inclusive Higher Education Policies
For the Love of Texas (FLOT) is a nonpartisan summit empowering students and community members to advocate for inclusive higher education policies. Featuring workshops, discussions, and networking, the event takes place on March 1, 2025, at the ACC Center for Government & Civic Service.
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Protecting College Students in Central Texas Amid Expanding Immigration Raids
As immigration raids by ICE and the DEA increase across the U.S., Central Texas has become a focal point, with new directives from the Trump administration expanding enforcement in sensitive areas. This has led to heightened fear among college students, particularly those who are undocumented or have undocumented family members, as they navigate potential threats…
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From Thread to Fashion: Creating Wearable Garments by Hand
The fashion industry, driven by creativity and self-expression, offers both inspiration and education to aspiring designers. Austin Community College’s renowned fashion program blends technical skills with artistic vision, preparing students to transform their ideas into wearable art through hands-on experience, industry events, and a Capstone Collection Showcase.
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Women’s Volleyball and The Future of Sports at ACC
The Women’s Volleyball Club at ACC has been seeing some big changes lately – in both the organization and its members. Meet the team and read about some of ACC Sports’ recent developments here.