En relación a la opinión “Hic sepultus est” publicada en el número anterior, me gustaría hacer algunos comentarios.
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Chiapanecos cheered on as thousands of centroamericanos broke through the gates of our southern border, displaying to the best of their ability the deeply-rooted Mexican value of hospitality, a characteristic within us that is beginning to forge a double edged sword.
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Making good decisions takes time and bad decisions to learn from.
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The movement originally sought to bring attention to sexual harassment and violence against women. The polarization of the media however, has turned it into something else.
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While there may be some things that we may not be exactly very “thankful” for, there are always more good things than bad things.
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What if ASFM Staff had twitter…
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What type of Sampetrino are you? Hiker, hipster, gamer or fresa? Take this quiz to find out which one are you.
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The most bizarre ideas always come up in the shower... or the internet.
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Arnulfo Treviño, Valeria Quintana, Raquel Jaime and Daniel Mota are young examples of how a small idea can turn into a life-changing project.
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Two giant babies and a T-Rex walked down the main hall to the cafeteria… no, it was not a dream, but the traditional Halloween costume contest hosted by Student Council.
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Shock value, discomfort, and sick imagery are valuable tools in filmmaking, that if used right, can garner amazing results.
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“Beef” has always been a part of Asomex, and the games between ASFM and ASF are the perfect example, regardless of generation or gender.
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The acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community has been a controversial topic within ASFM for many years.
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The ASFM community does not have the reputation of being cautious drivers.
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Death visited ASFM and decided whose time was over.
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Halloween is here, yet all of these teachers have scared us regardless the time of year.
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the SEP curriculum is a contradiction to the school’s values and does not prepare us for our future.
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Fifty million Brazilians voted for an advocate of military dictatorships as a way to solve deep societal problems
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Almost 10 years after being taken down from the Missouri campus, the iconic mosaic mural has a new home at the Huasteca Campus.
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¿Que Onda Bronco?
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On Wednesday, October 14 our freedom of expression was taken when our watercolor mug drawing that read in big black letters “I like Beer -Brett Kavanaugh” was brought down.
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Local talent wowed the audience that attended the Guillermo Zambrano Auditorium for the Disney themed VOICES concert, organized by MUN 10
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