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University provides updates in response to impact of severe weather
Find university resources for students and employees with continued updates as information becomes available.
First potential probiotic treatment for lupus identified at UT San Antonio
Scientists at the university have found a link between lupus and a bacterium in the gut microbiome that could lead to more effective treatment.
UT San Antonio establishes new Institutional Faculty Advisory Body
The new advisory group brings together faculty representatives from academic colleges and health schools to inform institutional priorities and strengthen collaboration.
Five students selected to engage in global research and teaching opportunities
As part of the Fullbright U.S. Student Program, students will travel internationally to advance their careers in education and research.
Young innovators rise through Next-Gen Entrepreneur Summer Program
A collaboration between UT San Antonio’s Najim Center, TRIO Upward Bound and VentureLab helped students transform personal experiences into innovative solutions for their communities.
Three Roadrunners selected in 2026 MLB Draft
Outfielder Lane Haworth and pitchers Connor Kelley and Robert Orloski found new homes with MLB franchises.
Researcher receives Susan G. Komen leadership award to study the effect of yoga on breast cancer survivorship
UT Health San Antonio research will explore how therapeutic yoga can impact the quality of life for Hispanic breast cancer survivors in South Texas.
Blanco Hall LEED Silver certification demonstrates university’s commitment to sustainable campus growth
The recent designation, which is a globally recognized symbol of excellence in sustainability, is the second one for UT San Antonio.
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.
Study finds word choice is linked to depression and anxiety symptoms in 911 dispatchers
UT San Antonio researchers used artificial intelligence to spot hidden signals of psychological distress in an understudied frontline workforce.
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.