Saile Aranda
Photography InternSaile Aranda is a communications senior at Texas A&M University-San Antonio. She is the photo editor of award-winning student newspaper The Mesquite. She also volunteers for SPJ’s 2023 “Best Ongoing Student Magazine” El Espejo as a photographer. She enjoys going to museums and reading in her free time. Saile looks forward to pursuing a career in photography and journalism after graduating in the Spring 2025 semester.
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San Antonio closed out Pride Month Saturday night with the nation's largest LGBTQ night parade. The 43rd Pride Bigger Than Texas Parade lit up North Main Avenue, as thousands marched through the city's new Pride Cultural Heritage District. -
Urban-15's celebration of the Summer Solstice at the San Antonio International Airport's parking garage occurs yearly on the longest day of the year under artist Christopher Janney’s solar/sound sculpture “Passing Light." -
Thirteen individuals lost their lives, ages ranging from late 20s to 60s—everyday commuters simply trying to get to work or appointments or back home. -
Velas, cruces y lágrimas marcaron los tres años del tiroteo en la Escuela Primaria Robb. -
Candlelight, crosses and tears marked three years since the Robb Elementary School shooting.
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Saile Aranda took photos and assisted with social media. -
It was one of the highlights of the biggest party of the year. -
Hemisfair’s Civic Park Phase 2 was officially completed and opened to the public on March 6. Hemisfair is a park district that features Yanaguana Garden, Civic Park and Tower Park and was the site of the 1968 World’s Fair. -
Downtown San Antonio is glowing with holiday spirit. Buildings, light poles, trees and parks are festooned with wreaths, ribbons, and colorful lights. -
Scores of horned demons marched down King William, some on stilts, with lanterns or whips, along with a few familiar Santa’s, before a massive crowd of thousands of curious onlookers. Joining them were witches, curanderos and classical depictions of St. Nicholas.
