More than two dozen of the university's academic colleges, schools and programs earned national recognition.

Both San Pedro II and San Pedro I will help anchor the university to San Antonio’s prospering high-tech corridor.

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

The event, which ends on April 2, has raised over $175,000 so far in support of the Roadrunner community.

Several colleges are expected to relocate downtown in the fall semester.

Students must complete the FAFSA by March 31 to apply.

It's the first Giving Day campaign for the newly integrated university, creating new opportunities to support programs that make lives better.

President Taylor Eighmy and senior leaders launched the UT San Antonio Strategic Planning Initiative, an effort to develop a 10-year strategic plan.

This year’s winners will be named at the ceremony on April 28.