From AI to education, students are trading the traditional campus experience for something that looks a lot more like the real world.

Learn more about the university’s latest additions and key developments as a new academic year begins.

The new housing community gives students the opportunity to live, learn and connect to opportunity in downtown San Antonio.

The new opportunity supports the university’s commitment to expanding its downtown presence and vision to have 10,000 students learning in the urban core by 2028.

Michelangelo Sabatino, PhD, sits down with bigcitysmalltown to share his vision for the school.

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

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

New transit updates strengthen connections between the Main, Downtown and Health campuses through expanded VIA U-Pass access and additional shuttle routes.

To celebrate the newly reopened Institute of Texan Cultures debut, admission will be free during opening week.