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From her first days at San Antonio College in 1965 to a 42-year career in education, Nancy York’s journey is a testament to the lasting impact of SAC. In this Centennial Spotlight, she reflects on how the college shaped her path – and why she continues to champion its life-changing opportunities for generations of students.
Apr. 20, 2026
ven before Joe Gamez graduated as salutatorian from Lanier High School in San Antonio, he knew he wanted to be a lawyer. He grew up on the city’s West Side in the days of segregation in San Antonio, where he experienced first-hand how people of ethnic minorities from modest backgrounds were often treated unfairly by the legal system.
Apr. 15, 2026
When the 135th Battle of the Flowers parade winds through the city during Fiesta this year, San Antonio College alum Tim Morrow will be waving to the crowds as grand marshal. He’s raring to go. “I love Fiesta,” Morrow said. “That’s like my Christmas, so I’m super excited about being grand marshal.”
Apr. 10, 2026
At 37, Aaron Valdez has built a career that bridges business, public service and community leadership – all rooted in his hometown of Eagle Pass. Born and raised in the border community with deep ties to Piedras Negras, Valdez grew up surrounded by a culture of hard work, family business and cross-border connection.