Preliminary results show more than $836,000 raised in support of education, research, health and key priorities across the university.

UT San Antonio Libraries and Museums will unveil the project on April 9 at The Cove.

The Dramatic Arts Program’s inaugural production will run from April 10–26 at the Buena Vista Theater.

The annual event, held March 31 to April 2, supports university students, academics, research and programs.

For William Di Filippo, BBA ’91, EMBA ’11, UT San Antonio has played a defining role in both his career and his commitment to giving back.

Add this year’s Fiesta medals to your sash and catch the Roadrunners at events around the city.

The new program gives students the opportunity to gain skills in playwriting, directing, performance and tech, across various media.

A multi-week series, running from March 4 to April 13, explores how art can bridge the gap between the community and those incarcerated.

This year’s event raised more than $100,000 in scholarship funds for Roadrunner students.