Alejandra Yañez, Author at The Rider Newspaper

Cómo dominar la búsqueda de trabajo al graduarse Roxanna Miranda/Gráfica de The Rider

Cómo dominar la búsqueda de trabajo al graduarse

Alejandra Yañez April 26, 2021

Pregunta al Experto: Última de una serie Alejandra Yañez | THE RIDER Conforme el día de graduación...

How to dominate the job search after graduation Roxanna Miranda/The Rider Graphic

How to dominate the job search after graduation

Alejandra Yañez April 26, 2021

Ask the Expert: Last in a Series Alejandra Yañez | THE RIDER As graduation day approaches, students...

Updated: SN11 debris spurs concerns for Boca Chica Debris from the SN11 launch failure sits outside the SpaceX South Texas launch site last Wednesday at Boca Chica. Luis Martinez Santillano/The Rider Photos

Debris from the SN11 launch failure sits outside the SpaceX South Texas launch site last Wednesday at Boca Chica. Luis Martinez Santillano/The Rider Photos

Updated: SN11 debris spurs concerns for Boca Chica

Alejandra Yañez April 19, 2021

Alejandra Yañez | THE RIDER Over two weeks after the failed launch of Starship SN11, debris from...

Vaquero Express Care to open this month Shown is the new Vaquero Express Care clinic at the H-E-B plus! in Mission. Sol Garcia/The Rider Photo

Vaquero Express Care to open this month

Alejandra Yañez April 16, 2021

Alejandra Yañez | THE RIDER UT Health RGV has partnered with H-E-B to open Vaquero Express Care...

How COVID’s existential threat fostered an environmental reset According to Christopher Gabler, an assistant professor at UTRGV’s School of Earth, Environment and Marine Sciences, the COVID-19 pandemic has reduced air pollution due to the lack of travel during quarantine. Thus, the Earth’s ecosystems have begun to slowly repair themselves. Roxanna Miranda/The Rider Photo Illustrations

According to Christopher Gabler, an assistant professor at UTRGV’s School of Earth, Environment and Marine Sciences, the COVID-19 pandemic has reduced air pollution due to the lack of travel during quarantine. Thus, the Earth’s ecosystems have begun to slowly repair themselves. Roxanna Miranda/The Rider Photo Illustrations

How COVID’s existential threat fostered an environmental reset

Alejandra Yañez April 12, 2021

Alejandra Yañez | THE RIDER While the COVID-19 pandemic has aided in short term environmental restoration, the...

STR exam now required for some education majors As of Jan. 1, students in the Early Childhood-6, Early Childhood 3 or English Language Arts/Reading 4-8 programs must pass the new Science of Teaching Reading TExES exam in order to be certified. The exam is part of the mandate passed in House Bill 3. Roxanna Miranda/The Rider Photo Illustration

As of Jan. 1, students in the Early Childhood-6, Early Childhood 3 or English Language Arts/Reading 4-8 programs must pass the new Science of Teaching Reading TExES exam in order to be certified. The exam is part of the mandate passed in House Bill 3. Roxanna Miranda/The Rider Photo Illustration

STR exam now required for some education majors

Alejandra Yañez April 5, 2021

Alejandra Yañez | THE RIDER UTRGV students who are in the Early Childhood-6, Early Childhood-3 or English...

Cameron County is 22% fully vaccinated Roxanna Miranda/The Rider Graphic

Cameron County is 22% fully vaccinated

Alejandra Yañez April 1, 2021

Alejandra Yañez | THE RIDER The Texas Department of State Health Services reported on Wednesday that 22%...

From explosion to donation Starship SN11 took flight at 8 a.m. today at the Boca Chica launch site and exploded before its touchdown. SCREENSHOT TAKEN FROM THE SPACEX LIVESTREAM

Starship SN11 took flight at 8 a.m. today at the Boca Chica launch site and exploded before its touchdown. SCREENSHOT TAKEN FROM THE SPACEX LIVESTREAM

From explosion to donation

Alejandra Yañez March 30, 2021

Musk announces $30M gift after SN11 blows up during launch Alejandra Yañez | THE RIDER SpaceX CEO...

Super Heavy BN1 makes its debut

The Super Heavy Booster No. 1 (BN1) rocket undergoes stacking on March 18 at the SpaceX South Texas launch site at Boca Chica. The 165-foot-tall Starship vehicle and BN1 will be 394 feet tall. They will “represent a fully reusable transportation system designed to carry both crew and cargo to Earth orbit, the Moon, Mars and beyond,” as stated on the SpaceX website. SCREENSHOTS TAKEN BY ROXANNA MIRANDA FROM THE NASA SPACE FLIGHT WEBSITE

Super Heavy BN1 makes its debut

Alejandra Yañez March 29, 2021

Alejandra Yañez | THE RIDER SpaceX has stacked its first Super Heavy Booster No. 1 (BN1) rocket...

Profesor explica el primer paso para establecer Starbase Elon Musk, el director ejecutivo de SpaceX, ha tuiteado acerca de su objetivo de convertir a Boca Chica Village en Starbase, Texas. También retratados están Claire Elise Boucher, la novia de Musk también conocida como Grimes, e hijo X Æ A-Xii. CAPTURA DE PANTALLA TOMADA DE LA CUENTA DE TWITTER DE ELON MUSK