The Roadrunners and Bulls will clash in a nationally-televised game as ESPN brings ‘SportsCenter on Campus’ to the Alamodome.
The segment will air live from Rowdy Town Live at the Alamodome’s H-E-B Plaza from 4-4:30 p.m. ahead of UTSA’s nationally televised football game against South Florida.
An innovative molecular probe could one day help surgeons distinguish aggressive tumors from healthy tissue
The UT San Antonio-led program closes key gaps for students with partnerships and proven strategies.
University-wide committee will guide development of a proposed school targeted for Fall 2027.
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A $25,000 endowment will establish university awards recognizing excellence in graduate mentoring and service.
Spanning more than 2,400 square feet, Kim Bishop’s two murals tell the story of the San Antonio River.
New On the Walls series connects architecture students with artists and artwork in their everyday learning environment.
Mackenzi Roach ’26 gained hands-on experience in preservation and archival processing while exploring Texas’ cultural roots.
Every AI system today learns by overwriting itself. Explore how a team at UT San Antonio built one that doesn't.
The university’s network of student success programs provides pathways for students to gain the real-world experience that employers and graduate schools value.
This university’s goal is to raise $500,000 during this year’s campaign.
Faculty across the university’s academic colleges and health schools receive promotion, tenure and emeritus distinctions.
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The university is now one of only four institutions in Texas to offer the degree.