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Professors study Latinas and the politics of urban spaces
Political science professor Sharon Navarro and Mexican American studies associate professor Lilliana Saldaña study how Latinas reclaim and transform political spaces across the country. Their...
Professors study Latinas and the politics of urban spaces
New intercollege partnership enhances honors student experience
The Honors College and College of Sciences at UTSA have partnered to develop an integrated program that streamlines the ability for honors-eligible students in the...
New intercollege partnership enhances honors student experience
Expert contributes to research that’s smart for the future of Texas power
Statewide power outages during February’s polar vortex have lawmakers and utility executives assessing the viability of our current electric grid. ERCOT and local utility operators...
Expert contributes to research that’s smart for the future of Texas power
Global COVID immunity requires 11.2 billion doses
Editor’s note: This op-ed by Bernard Arulanandam originally appeared in the San Antonio Express-News. As various COVID-19 vaccines roll off the manufacturing line, the daunting...
Global COVID immunity requires 11.2 billion doses
Wastewater testing program offers future potential against COVID
The final results of a pilot program led by UTSA to test wastewater for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, confirms the program proved to...
Wastewater testing program offers future potential against COVID
UTSA, Alamo Colleges and SAISD forge new construction science program
UTSA, SAISD, and Alamo Colleges District have joined forces to help further grow the education pipeline in the City of San Antonio. Together the institutions...
UTSA, Alamo Colleges and SAISD forge new construction science program
Misinformation must be stopped to aid COVID recovery
The COVID-19 vaccine is currently known to be the best solution to stop the spread of the virus. Yet more than eight in 10 Americans...
Misinformation must be stopped to aid COVID recovery
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