The grant will fund conservation, digitization and fellowships based on Kennedy’s lifelong work documenting Mexico's diverse cuisines.

In a collection of stories, read how the univesity serves Military City USA, one of the nation’s largest active, former and retired military populations. 

On November 4, many measures on the ballot will impact constituents in Bexar County and across the state.

With donations to a variety of causes, faculty and staff can show how UT San Antonio leads the way in generosity and community impact.

The 24-hour hackathon will be Oct. 25 and 26 at San Pedro I, home of the UT San Antonio College of AI, Cyber and Computing.

UT San Antonio serves as the permanent home of Texas Cyber Command, headquartered alongside the university’s National Security Collaboration Center.

Early voting runs from Oct. 20–31. Bexar County voters will consider two major local propositions and 17 statewide constitutional amendments.

The UT San Antonio Center for Public Opinion Research allowed Bexar County voters to weigh in on using venue tax to fund downtown and eastside developments.

The bronze statue was funded by longtime UT San Antonio supporter Harvey Najim, a dedicated champion of student success.