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UT San Antonio announces Fall 2026 Commencement schedule
Three ceremonies will take place at the Alamodome on Dec. 10 to celebrate the graduates.
UT San Antonio welcomes a new semester. Here’s what’s new.
Learn more about the university’s latest additions and key developments as a new academic year begins.
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.
Unlocking the circular economy: research maps the hidden economics of resale, rebates and ‘green’ shopping
A UT San Antonio researcher and his team offer solutions to e-waste that balance profits while protecting the environment.

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The Carlos Alvarez College of Business Mentoring Program connects business students with experienced alumni and business professionals who are eager to share their knowledge and insights.

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UT San Antonio CPRIT awards support cancer innovation across disciplines in the newly integrated university
With over $2.7 million in new awards, university faculty will investigate breakthrough opportunities to combat cancer across South Texas.
Classroom to career: How UT San Antonio prepares new graduates to thrive in the workforce
COMMENCEMENT 2026: See how the university’s focus on experiential learning has helped upcoming graduates on their paths toward promising careers.
Get to know cherished UT San Antonio traditions before Commencement
COMMENCEMENT 2026: Students take part in dozens of traditions at UT San Antonio, but these mark the enduring achievement of earning a degree.
Economics student to earn her second degree from UT San Antonio in four years
COMMENCEMENT 2026: Evany Gonzalez will focus on health economics and policy-relevant issues as she goes on to pursue a doctoral degree.
Team 210 Robotics lands a spot as a top-three finalist in global engineering competition
The UT San Antonio team is competing in the Siemens Immersive Design Challenge with their project “RoboRowdy," which advances innovation in 3D print farms.
Simple training can save lives by keeping medical supplies on the shelves, UT San Antonio researcher finds
A landmark study of Indonesian clinics shows on-the-job training for frontline health workers saves lives on a tiny budget.