Palo Alto College Healthcare for Alamo Students 13 Dec 202113 Dec 2021 By: Julian Trejo On Sept 22, 2021, the Alamo Colleges held a press conference to announce their partnership with UT Health San Antonio to provide healthcare for Alamo students. This…
Palo Alto College… Transfer fair at PAC helps students with their next academic step 10 Dec 202110 Dec 2021 By: Naiomy Martinez Rodriguez As a student at Palo Alto College, you can expect to keep busy not only with your classes, but also with the events that are hosted…
hobbies… Taking on new hobbies 7 Dec 202113 Dec 2021 By: Santino Casanova A pandemic can be pretty hard on anyone, but it can be even more stressful for a college student. Transitioning to Zoom classes and online studies, students…
Alamo Leadership… Leadership opportunities for Alamo College students 7 Dec 202113 Dec 2021 By: Kayla Aguilar The Alamo Colleges District has always had their best interest in helping the lives of their students whether it’s academically or socially. Kristi Wyatt, Vice Chancellor for…
Palo Alto College Shape your tomorrow: Go vote 2 Nov 20203 Nov 2020 By: McKenzie Stephens, Pulse Staff Reporter Generation Z has had one of the most unpredictable years according to social media. For some, there will be a lot of firsts as…
Palo Alto College From toy to boredom repellant: The joy of a hobby 2 Nov 20203 Nov 2020 By: Isaac Pena, Pulse Staff Reporter A Plethora of Interests: Figures, Models, Trains, Pins, Planes, Cars, Lego and more. There once was a time and a place where the world…
Palo Alto College Pandemic motivates selfless community members 14 May 202019 May 2020 By Defranco SarabiaPulse Staff Reporter Throughout the chaotic times of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, selfless citizens work to bring back hope to San Antonio communities through acts of kindness and…
Palo Alto College Coronavirus generates anxious feelings 14 May 2020 By Lisa SilvaPulse Staff Reporter My house is both a refuge and a prison, making me feel safe but trapped at the same time. Now I know how much of…
Palo Alto College Essential workers step up during pandemic 14 May 202014 May 2020 Walmart employee, Christian Villegas, pulling in carts to be sanitized.Photo By Martin Flores By Christian Villegas Pulse Staff Reporter I quit working fast food after I never got a raise, and…
Palo Alto College COVID-19 creates nationwide panic 14 May 2020 By Ariana MendozaPulse Staff Reporter Despite China's efforts to contain the new virus known as COVID-19, it has spread rapidly throughout the world. Months ago I was having lunch with…
Palo Alto College World pauses as pandemic expands 14 May 2020 By Nadia Martinez Pulse Staff Reporter Consistency is changing before our eyes, introducing the unknown world of what-ifs and whens. This pandemic is causing emptiness in the streets, chaos in our…
Palo Alto College Pandemic creates societal stress 14 May 2020 By Jocelyn MartinezPulse Staff Reporter This horrible pandemic, known as coronavirus, has impacted my family, friends, and I in such a dreadful way. Adapting to this new life called “quarantine”…
Palo Alto College Surprises comfort a community during lockdown 14 May 2020 By Alejandra GonzalezPulse Staff Reporter Being in a small town like Somerset has its perks, until the city goes under lockdown. Since the coronavirus outbreak, some businesses have closed until…
Palo Alto College Disruption of routines causes anxiety and loneliness 14 May 2020 By Daniella CastroPulse Staff Reporter We’ve all been met with a sudden halt to our everyday lives. From the terrifying news to the stressful grocery store visits, the future of…
Palo Alto College Friends support each other through the pandemic 14 May 2020 By Marizel UrdialesPulse Staff Reporter Waking up to the constant barrage of news about the coronavirus, a global pandemic, can be exhausting. It feels not only overwhelming, but it elevates…
Palo Alto College People struggle to stay safe during corona 14 May 2020 By Tara RinasPulse Staff Reporter The coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, has caused many job losses, financial problems and 302,322 deaths worldwide, including 86,599 in the United States and 1,232…
Palo Alto College Covid-19 separates family, friends and co-workers 14 May 2020 By Miguel Castillo IIIPulse Staff Reporter Circle the house for the fortieth time, hear the conversation on the monitor, and sit on the bed to complete homework. This routine is…
Palo Alto College COVID-19 gains control one sneeze at a time 14 May 2020 By Juanita Medrano Pulse Staff Reporter It seems like the year 2020 couldn’t get any worse with the tragic events of COVID-19. All of this reminds me of that movie…
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