Several major projects will be completed this year as UT San Antonio blazes its path to become one of the nation’s leading public universities.
A young UT San Antonio alumna, Anna Almaraz, overcame challenges, leveraged her education and built a successful business.
By using technology in innovative ways, UT San Antonio walks with students toward solutions to tough times.
The added programs, developed in consultation with faculty, industry experts and employers, are designed to give students a competitive edge.
Two UT San Antonio scholars reflect on belonging, growth and the power of opportunity.
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Researchers stayed busy this year, testing novel ideas and pushing the boundaries of discovery in ways that led to major breakthroughs, accolades and awards.
In this podcast episode, UT San Antonio’s John Elizondo sits down with MATRIX AI leaders who are building smarter AI for science and healthcare.
With a new college, new dean and new courses, the university is leading a fast-growing industry.
With insight from a criminology researcher at UT San Antonio, a new and holistic approach to managing stress after prison is needed.
UT San Antonio is among only 277 of more than 4,000 degree-granting institutions nationwide to earn the designation.
The head curator of the Institute of Texan Cultures describes the thinking behind the newly relocated museum and its interactive exhibits.
Conducted in San Antonio’s Edgewood Independent School District, the program offers digital literacy lessons that align with students’ needs.
The Valdez Institute for Economic Development fuels economic growth and resilience in underserved communities across the region.
The university teamed up with Morgan’s MAC and Southern Methodist University to launch an innovative program aimed at bridging this gap.
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From helping small businesses succeed to expanding its reach across San Antonio and South Texas, UT San Antonio is building for the future.
With the historic integration of UTSA and UT Health San Antonio in 2025, the new university is poised to have far-reaching positive impact in research, academics and patient care.
The UTSA women’s basketball, baseball and soccer teams capped memorable seasons by bringing conference championship trophies back to San Antonio.
When the Institute of Texan Cultures reopens, visitors will enter a museum shaped by expertise and by collective energy.