Posted on: August 27th, 2007
Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ] [ Youth ] [ Higher Education ] [ Texas ]
Tags: student
“Amongst the chaos and confusion of move-in at Jester Center Saturday afternoon, there seemed to be a respite just hundreds of feet away at Gregory Gymnasium as the annual Sabado Gigante (Giant Saturday) joined together the University’s Latino community to welcome incoming Latino students to the University.
For eight years, the Latino Leadership Council has given up a summer Saturday to host the event, expanding from three student attendees the first year to about 250 visitors this year. The Latino Leadership Council aims to “strengthen and unite Latino student organizations on campus,” according to the council’s Web site.”
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