By telling the stories of their real-world impact, three students earn thousands of dollars at the Roadrunner Experience Showcase.
From helping small businesses succeed to expanding its reach across San Antonio and South Texas, UT San Antonio is building for the future.
With the historic integration of UTSA and UT Health San Antonio in 2025, the new university is poised to have far-reaching positive impact in research, academics and patient care.
The UTSA women’s basketball, baseball and soccer teams capped memorable seasons by bringing conference championship trophies back to San Antonio.
When the Institute of Texan Cultures reopens, visitors will enter a museum shaped by expertise and by collective energy.
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Management course helps students see and show the skills they are developing — skills employers care about and that students can confidently claim.
The annual program recognizes the achievements of faculty and staff who make UT San Antonio an outstanding place to work.
Here’s a look at three awards affirming UT San Antonio’s commitment to students, faculty and the community during the past year.
UT San Antonio will launch a search to identify the next person who will serve as the university’s primary liaison with government entities.
Several major development projects will be completed this year as UT San Antonio blazes its path to become one of the nation’s leading public universities.
University Strategic Communications introduced a podcast and a new UT San Antonio Today news site to keep faculty, staff and students informed.
Over 38,000 students enrolled in classes at UT San Antonio for the Fall semester, reflecting a 7% increase over last year’s enrollment.
With a new college, new dean and new courses, the university took the lead in a fast-growing industry.
Researchers stayed busy this year, testing novel ideas and pushing the boundaries of discovery in ways that led to major breakthroughs, accolades and awards.
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The San Antonio Food Bank proved to be UT San Antonio employees’ top selection, receiving over $40,000 in donations through the SECC.
Watch this year-in-review video that captures the university’s achievements and impact throughout 2025.
This episode of the Launchpad podcast features three scientists from the MATRIX AI Consortium for Human Well-being at UT San Antonio.
UTSA Soccer player and student Rylee Miller helped the team claim its first-ever American Conference Championship.
The profound investment will exponentially improve health outcomes across South Texas, especially in rural communities where access to quality healthcare remains limited.