Abel Garza

It's hot outside. It's uncomfortable. You didn't ask for it, but here it is. The first week of classes has arrived. Bobcat Update's Abel Garza tells us what makes the first week so special.
 
Whether you're a freshman, senior or faculty member, the first week sets the standard for the rest of the semester.
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With multiple locations on campus under construction, incoming students may find it inconvenient and a troubling first impression. Returning students, though, are more accustomed to it.
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The Quad serves as a reminder of just how many students there are at the university. The hubbub may be overwhelming for freshmen, but student organizations and faculty see it as a chance to recruit students, or at least make them feel welcomed.
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For seniors at Texas State, this week may be bittersweet, because they know their journey as an undergraduate will soon end. 
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While the first week brings with it new assignments and projects, it's important to remember that attending classes also provide opportunities to meet new people and learn new skills. For Bobcat Update, I'm Abel Garza.