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The Legendary Latino

Aug. 5, 1997 the world changed forever. In the town of Laredo, Texas a small child came into this world. That child would go on to be known as Eliseo Ceja. Eliseo loves to spend time at his ranch in Coahuila or at a local theatre attending poetry slams. Not only does Eliseo love communicating and expressing himself through Instagram, he also works for our University, handling all the crisis management. On top of handling all the the crisis work here, he also runs President Trauth's twitter account and writes up her emails to be sent out to the student body. He has two jobs, so he is always working. Back home he works for a radio station! When Eli isn't out there on his grind, he's usually at home with his Lab Tootise. He often says "You are the greatest dog in the world, and i don't want to get up and leave this bed."

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