The San Antonio native returned to UT San Antonio in fall 2021, enrolling in the university’s online cybersecurity degree program.

UT San Antonio students from the academic campus will walk the stage and toward a future with degrees in hand.

While Ashley Escobar’s path to a degree wasn’t traditional, she’s living proof of what can happen when determination meets opportunity.

This semester’s UT San Antonio Honors College graduates represent nearly 30 majors across almost every academic college.

Julian Hernandez will graduate with a master’s degree in history, a stepping stone to a new career that combines his lifelong interests.

Leadership, communication and strategic thinking are are skills learned in class and also on the field, one rehearsal and one show, at a time.

Kaylee Chambers found a community at UT San Antonio that helped her believe that she belonged in the field of computer science.

Graduating in December, Jordan Miller will cross the stage with two bachelor degrees, in mathematics and in statistics and data science.

Isaiah Goad graduates from UT San Antonio with a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical and computer engineering and a minor in mathematics.