UT San Antonio’s Anthropology program, renowned for its four-field approach, laid the foundation for the trio’s current roles at The Alamo.

The McNay Art Museums collections manager credits UT San Antonio's faculty with giving her a strong foundation in the arts.

The community arts degree program is designed to develop graduates who can step into leadership roles in the arts and nonprofit sectors.

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.

A morning and an afternoon ceremony will be held to honor all graduates of the university’s academic colleges and Honors College.

Established in 2015, the Academy comprises 32 accomplished faculty members from across UT San Antonio who represent diverse disciplines.

This year’s recipients are Liliana Saldaña and Claudia Treviño García, who each integrate the university’s rare and unique archival collections in their courses..

New degree at UT San Antonio focuses on community journalism and multimedia news production.

The NEH grant supports the professors’ work to develop new curriculum modules and enhance existing discussions.