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UTSA climatologist to fight greenhouse gases in San Antonio
Neil Debbage, assistant professor of geography and environmental sustainability in the Department of Political Science and Geography, has been elected to serve on the City...
UTSA climatologist to fight greenhouse gases in San Antonio
New water institute to explore the resource’s impact on society
Editor’s note: Students will have the opportunity to participate in novel approaches to laboratory, field and modeling-based studies as they learn more about water science....
New water institute to explore the resource’s impact on society
Project helps transition autism therapy to telehealth services
UTSA project helps transition autism therapy in San Antonio to telehealth services Project helps transition autism therapy to telehealth services
Project helps transition autism therapy to telehealth services
University Technology Solutions: Passphrase reset required
Editor’s Note:This message was sent via email to all students, faculty and staff from University Technology Solutions: You are probably aware of several recent high-profile...
University Technology Solutions: Passphrase reset required
COEHD’s Karla Broadus, African American Studies director, to retire
Karla Broadus M.A. ’95, a senior lecturer and the director of the African American Studies program, is retiring after 24 years of serving as a...
COEHD’s Karla Broadus, African American Studies director, to retire
Sandhu named a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors
Ravi Sandhu, Lutcher Brown Endowed Chair and professor of Computer Science, is the latest UTSA faculty member elected as a fellow to the National Academy...
Sandhu named a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors
Mexico’s López Obrador is turning the nation into a militarized state
Editor’s note: This article by UTSA’s Milena Ang originally appeared in Financial Times. In November the U.S. government dropped drug-related charges against Salvador Cienfuegos, Mexico’s...
Mexico’s López Obrador is turning the nation into a militarized state