Fronterista Writer and Activist

Multiple events this weekend explore her historical legacy.

‘Texas Rangers operated a fable factory.’ So says the author of a critical book who got knocked down because he refused to play along. Here’s what happened to...

Paperbacks y mas thrived in the ’70s and ’80s as a Chicano-owned and focused...

Many Texas A&M faculty and students are anxious about what a state law banning activities related to diversity, equity and inclusion will mean for what is taught, who is hired and how universities support students.

Dozens of Latinos who served in the U.S. Army during World War I are believed to be buried in Europe.

Perspiration, gathering into rivulets, slid into the folds of my clothing as I gazed at a faded headstone beneath the mottled shade of an aging tree. The

Nicasio Idar was a journalist and newspaper owner who published an activist newspaper seeking equal rights for the Mexican American population.

College students arrive on campus carrying more than backpacks full of laptops, writing instruments, and notebooks. They arrive with dreams of a bright future. They are hoping for a transformative (not transactional) educational experience that will lift them and their families to a better place. As a society, we have a duty to honor their hopes and dreams by ensuring there is a strong leadership team in place to help make sure they transition successfully and seamlessly to the next level.