Mexico – The Advocate

Economic policies fuel need for DACA

October 24, 2018

How would you feel if by the time you finished college, thousands of dollars in debt, opportunities were limited because the government planned to revoke your work permit ending the possibility of you ever having a well-paid job? This...

Play explores feminist arc through cultural folklore

April 10, 2018

Students in Action gather supplies for Mexico’s earthquake victims

By Anthony Kinney, Associate Editor

October 11, 2017

To aid in the relief of those impacted by the devastating earthquakes that destroyed parts of Mexico last month, the Students in Action Club is asking for donations of clothing, blankets and other essentials through the month o...

Struggles produce success, inspiration

September 28, 2017

Military school on watch after connection to violence

September 28, 2017

Alumna succeeds, guides academically

April 25, 2017

Puente leader sheds his ‘comfort zone’

March 29, 2017

Mexican icon’s music, untimely death ‘crossed boarders’

September 16, 2016

Día de los muertos praises cultural heritage

November 11, 2015

The scent of copal, a tree resin, filled the air as La Raza Student Union huddled under the gazebo last Monday evening outside the Applied Arts Building to shelter from the rain for Día de los Muertos to remember loved ones through...

43 missing students incites unrest in Mexico

By Florinda Hershey, Staff Writer

December 10, 2014

People in Mexico are demanding justice for the 43 missing students in Ayotzinapa, Mexico. The students went missing on Sept. 26, when they were attacked and kidnapped by municipal police in Iguala, Guerrero, Mexico, and reported...