The program offers first-generation students success coaches, financial incentives and learning opportunities that contribute to their success at UT San Antonio.
UTSA Football kicks off its 16th season with aspirations for the program’s first American Conference championship.
From VIA to Centro San Antonio, community partners are strengthening students' connection to their new downtown home.
Archaeologist Rebecca Bria joins the latest episode of Launchpad: Voices of Innovation to explore how her work in the Peruvian Andes are revealing the lives of communities that existed thousands of years ago.
The project will allow the testing of a device that would use local resources on the moon or Mars to produce fuel, oxygen and other compounds vital for survival in space.
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The unified university is celebrating its one-year anniversary and looking ahead to expanding opportunities for students, advancing research and improving health across the region.
UT San Antonio is beginning the Fall 2026 semester with more than 44,000 students enrolled across its academic and health programs.
Scientist Gary Jacobs is developing the optimal process to turn CO₂ into jet fuel.
From expanded housing and transportation options to dining updates and safety resources, UT San Antonio is supporting the daily needs of its downtown community.
The $125,000 investment will help expand affordable, career-connected learning in high-enrollment courses at the university.
Three ceremonies will take place at the Alamodome on Dec. 10 to celebrate the graduates.
Students in the new Health Sciences program will be able to choose from six specialized tracks aligned with pre-professional pathways.
Keeton worked closely with President Taylor Eighmy and the President’s Cabinet through a period of significant change, including the integration of UTSA and UT Health San Antonio.
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For more than 40 years, the landmark sculpture has reflected discovery, innovation and advances in healthcare in South Texas.
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Mario Vela joins The Cilantro Diaries to discuss how the university is preparing its students through career-engaged learning and employer partnerships.