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The Roadrunner Effect: UT San Antonio boasts another record year for student enrollment
UT San Antonio is beginning the Fall 2026 semester with more than 44,000 students enrolled across its academic and health programs.
How one UT San Antonio researcher is working to make fuel out of thin air
Scientist Gary Jacobs is developing the optimal process to turn CO₂ into jet fuel.
UT San Antonio announces Fall 2026 Commencement schedule
Three ceremonies will take place at the Alamodome on Dec. 10 to celebrate the graduates.
2026-27 academic year brings more than 90 new faculty members
The incoming scholars bring expertise from leading institutions, strengthening the university’s interdisciplinary research enterprise.

ongoing strategic expansion

One Riverwalk Place in downtown San Antonio opens for ‘Runners

The 18-story building, located across from the university’s historic Southwest Campus, is the new home for the Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design’s School of Architecture + Planning.

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As technology shifts, engineers will build a bright future for Texas
Dean Eric Brey explains that students are recognizing what industry already knows: Engineers are problem-solvers who address the state’s most important issues.
UT San Antonio robotics team wins global engineering competition
Team 210 Robotics earned the top honor in the Siemens Immersive Design Challenge with RoboRowdy, an autonomous robotic project to improve the efficiency of 3D print farms.
How UT San Antonio is fueling the state’s workforce of the future
From cybersecurity and AI to biosciences and advanced manufacturing, see how UT San Antonio is developing the professional workforce that Texas will need in the 2030s and beyond.
UT San Antonio researchers ‘think big’ to make a smaller, better device that saves lives
New device will improve how military secures the airway of a wounded soldier in the field.
With rising temperatures, UT San Antonio researchers are creating solutions to mitigate extreme heat
The university is driving innovative community-based strategies to address this critical public health issue, serving as a national model.
Innovative $2.9 million NIH-funded project to transform harmful fat into healthy tissue following rotator cuff injuries
The UT San Antonio project explores how to regenerate muscle with nanotherapy that targets fat.