Gianna Rendon

Freelancer

United States of America

Gianna Rendon is currently a Junior Mass Communication and Religious Studies major at Our Lady of the Lake University. Rendon will graduate from OLLU May 2015.

• Interned with LOCAL Community News summer 2013
• Freelancer with LOCAL Community News August 2013— Present.
• Managing Editor of The Lake Front, OLLU Student Newspaper fall 2013— present
• Reporter for the Lake Front fall 2011- spring 2013

Email her at [email protected].

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LOCAL Community News

08/01/2013

Owner says chickens 'like to cuddle'

A Castle Hills Family share their experiences as chicken owners. Photo by Collette Orquiz.

LOCAL Community News

06/01/2013

Castle Hills service could take root in North America

Some people carry their dreams in their heart, but Ben Amor of Castle Hills caries his dreams in his pocket.

LOCAL Community News

06/01/2013

Castle Hills service could take root in North America (part 2)

LOCAL Community News

08/01/2013

'Humans of San Antonio' Chronicles Downtown Life (Part 1)

The San Antonio version of 'Humans of New York' shows the people of Downtown that are usually invisible.

LOCAL Community News

08/01/2013

'Humans of San Antonio' Chronicles Downtown Life (Part 2)

Part 2 of Humans of San Antonio Story

The Lake Front

Lakefrontsa

03/27/2013

STE fraternity names new sweetheart

The newest member of the Christian fraternity on campus wears earrings and nail polish.

Lakefrontsa

11/16/2012

Cuts to majors may leave OLLU's mission in question

By Gianna Rendon After President Pollack's decision to phase out 12 majors at OLLU, some students and faculty now ask how a Catholic University can uphold it's identity without Religious studies as an major. Oswald Nira, department chair of the Humanities and Social Sciences and Religious Studies professor, said via email that the recent major cuts are inconsistent with the mission of the university.

Lakefrontsa

11/09/2012

Students questioned Pollack about major cuts

By Gianna Rendon Students lined up Wednesday, Nov. 6, to grill President Pollack about what recently announced major cuts mean for the future of OLLU. About 100 students and 50 faculty gathered at the Student Voice Assembly meeting turned earlier in the week into a student forum.