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20 for 2020: Master Plan is blueprint for bold growth
Editor’s note: President Taylor Eighmy addressed the planning framework for developing UTSA’s campuses to support a projected student enrollment of 45,000. The UT System Board...
20 for 2020: Master Plan is blueprint for bold growth
20 for 2020: Program offers savings and sustainable commuting options
Editor’s note: The university’s new partnership with the local transit authority will provide free transportation throughout the city with a special pass and further UTSA’s...
20 for 2020: Program offers savings and sustainable commuting options
20 for 2020: UTSA named one of nation’s safest campuses
Editor’s note: A report reinforces the university’s top priority of ensuring that students and the entire campus community have the opportunity to live, learn and...
20 for 2020: UTSA named one of nation’s safest campuses
20 for 2020: UTSA launches tuition-free program to increase access
Editor’s note: This new program could allow an estimated 4,100 newly admitted students to qualify for tuition-free enrollment at UTSA, increasing access for low- and...
20 for 2020: UTSA launches tuition-free program to increase access
Class of 2019: A military career and then a UTSA degree
After more than 20 years of being in the U.S. military and becoming a mother, Judith Rivera can now say she also has a degree...
Class of 2019: A military career and then a UTSA degree

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