The first place winners took home a top prize of $35,000 for their business venture.

The center’s clinical director talks about equipping master’s students with the necessary skills and making a community impact.

A cross-institutional research team will collaborate with 60 middle school educators to develop classroom-ready tools.

Following UT San Antonio’s strategic planning initiative town hall, the university is requesting community input to shape its future.

For 22 years, the center has helped train certified teachers for the classroom.

Research projects will be showcased during Undergraduate Research Week, April 20-24.

Arwen Addison, who will graduate this May, is currently working with artist Cristina Sosa Noriega on a mural in Downtown San Antonio.

The project, called Robo Rowdy, is one of 54 selected from more than 1,900 entries in the Siemens Immersive Design Challenge.

Inspired by her father Roger Enriquez ’98, JD, Julia Enriquez continues a long line of community advocacy.

The clinical study, which used transcranial magnetic stimulation, was effective on treating depression in 85% of the active military and veterans enrolled.

The center has helped foster leadership, increase access to experiential learning and shape success for UT San Antonio students.

“Murmurations” will be on display at Contemporary at Bluestar until May 3.