College of Sciences
Kyle Shaney and his team are navigating remote peat swamps to protect the Sunda gharial, one of the world's least understood crocodiles.
Two ceremonies will be held on Saturday, May 16, at the Alamodome to honor UT San Antonio's graduates of the Class of 2026.
The $6M NIH biomedical research grant addresses a serious public health threat to South Texas.
The discovery by a UT San Antonio-led team helps us understanding how organic carbon is stored in Earth’s crust.
Challenging conventional explanations
Can we live on Mars?
Researchers at UTSA are exploring whether Mars could have once been habitable by investigating new mineral evidence that suggests the red planet may have sequestered large amounts of carbon dioxide
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National Science Foundation is funding UT San Antonio researcher Matthew Troia to study how warming temperatures affect exotic tropical fish species.
Researchers stayed busy this year, testing novel ideas and pushing the boundaries of discovery in ways that led to major breakthroughs, accolades and awards.
Two UT San Antonio scholars reflect on belonging, growth and the power of opportunity.
By using technology in innovative ways, UT San Antonio walks with students toward solutions to tough times.
In this podcast episode, UT San Antonio’s John Elizondo sits down with MATRIX AI leaders who are building smarter AI for science and healthcare.
Watch this year-in-review video that captures the university’s achievements and impact throughout 2025.