Four retired military leaders support military health, education and veterans through philanthropy, mentorship and advocacy.
As NASA prepares new missions to Venus, UT San Antonio research identifies mineral clues that could help scientists understand the planet’s history and interpret future observations.
Scientists build reusable, seaweed-based filters to fight Gulf Coast algal blooms and runoff.
Bridgett Piernik-Yoder, PhD, OTR, FAOTA, has been in several leadership roles within the school.
The public administration professor will serve a second term on the utility's Board of Trustees and has served as board chair since January 2025.
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More than 14,300 donors made 27,400 gifts in fiscal year 2026, supporting scholarships, research, healthcare and student success across the newly integrated university.
Researchers will study how frozen lunar soil responds to excavation and handling, informing future efforts to extract water ice on the Moon while providing students with hands-on NASA research opportunities.
Students from the Carlos Alvarez College of Business develop career-ready skills by analyzing stocks and making investment decisions.
University-wide program gives undergraduates tools to document experiences, earn digital badges and develop career-ready skills.
Through a hands-on Honors College course, students create a traditional ofrenda while developing skills in collaboration, communication and project management.
Over the past three months, six coating ceremonies have welcomed the next generation of health care professionals.
Walter Downing, MBA ’86, guided innovations at Southwest Research Institute while serving as a supporter for student success at UT San Antonio.
Preeminent AI researcher Dhireesha Kudithipudi is one of 19 experts selected for the international computing council.
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Researchers are using a new approach to study how peptides accelerate chemical reactions, potentially advancing the development of more efficient catalysts.
The new facility expands training resources for student-athletes and reflects partnerships with the City of San Antonio, Bexar County and private donors.
Understanding how perchlorate-based fuels burn could help future missions use resources found on Mars to produce rocket fuel.