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San Antonio Startup Week will offer free panels, help for entrepreneurs
The annual conference will get underway Oct. 16-22 at Geekdom downtown.
Trinity University
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Bad Takes: The zeal to protect ‘religious liberty’ can devolve into its own form of intolerance
Historical context can help make sense of how the notion of religious liberty got twisted into the open violation of the rights of others.
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Alamo Biscuit Co. expands San Antonio footprint with hospital, university locations
The spot’s namesake biscuits, pan dulce and breakfast burritos are now available at Methodist Hospital and Trinity University.
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2023 CAM Perennial debuts at Trinity University’s Neidorff Art Gallery Wednesday
Curated by Gil Rocha, ‘Picking at Scabs’ features work by San Antonio and Laredo artists.
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At San Antonio talk, journalist Caitlin Dickerson reveals disparities in how the U.S. treats immigrants
The award-winning journalist writes about immigration for The Atlantic and has been on the ground in war-torn regions and along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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City of San Antonio may take downtown bar Moses Rose’s from owner if he refuses to sell
The action would be the first use of eminent domain during development of the Alamo Visitor Center and Museum.
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San Antonio artist Karen Mahaffy charts an icy expedition with her Trinity exhibition ‘Objects of Absence’
The exhibition is on view at Trinity’s Neidorff Art Gallery through Oct. 15.
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Drummer Gerry Gibbs — a headliner at this year’s Jazz’SAlive — is back in San Antonio
Gibbs’ performance with his sextet Thrasher People will mark his first time playing the free two-day festival since he departed the Alamo City for New York.
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San Antonio attraction Ripley’s Haunted Adventure closing to make way for Alamo visitor center
The $450 million Alamo Visitor Center and Museum is set to take over the historic Crockett and Woolworth buildings.
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Trinity University graduate Janet Craig explores human trafficking epidemic in new film Wake Up
In Wake Up, Craig tells the story of a pair of foster children who are kidnapped from a small community by a sex trafficking ring.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s border slowdown ruined millions of dollars in food. Texas consumers will pay.
Consumers will feel the impact as produce distributors try to shore up their losses due to dwindling supplies.
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Rodgers and Hammerstein classic South Pacific heads to San Antonio’s Tobin Center Saturday
The musical will be in town for one night only.
