Two of the university's research-intensive doctoral programs earned a prestigious designation from the NSA.
The federal funding will anchor the university as a national leader in aging and healthy longevity science.
Students leave the internship with stronger technical skills and a better understanding of what cybersecurity operations look like.
The four-day New Music Festival will be held from March 2-5, featuring acclaimed composers, large ensembles and a Grammy-winning chamber group.
The long-standing 5K run, which is on Saturday, Feb. 28, brings together the UT San Antonio community in support of student success.
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The UT San Antonio Ambassadors program equips students with the skills for workforce success.
Sonido Tejano will help students connect to heritage and culture.
Co-created by UT San Antonio faculty, The Behavior Buddy app delivers behavior analysis expertise directly to a caregiver's phone.
From haunted houses to electronic indie hip-hop, Pepe Lee Chang uses her diverse career experiences in the classroom.
Kyle Shaney and his team are navigating remote peat swamps to protect the Sunda gharial, one of the world's least understood crocodiles.
A shared commitment in Roadrunner Athletics is elevating San Antonio’s visibility, economic vitality and national reputation.
THOR: The Neuromorphic Commons will be the largest neuromorphic platform to be open to the public.
Faculty, staff, students and the community can vote early at the Main Campus from Feb. 17-27.
Learn how faculty and staff who create, manage or share digital content can take the necessary steps to comply with the federal requirement by the deadline.
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Two ceremonies will be held on Saturday, May 16, at the Alamodome to honor UT San Antonio's graduates of the Class of 2026.
Three former Roadrunners are part of the San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026, which will be celebrated at an induction ceremony in August.
The $6M NIH biomedical research grant addresses a serious public health threat to South Texas.
Inspired by his father, UT San Antonio faculty member John Quarles now leads the San Antonio Virtual Environments (SAVE) Lab.
Longtime UT San Antonio employee Natalie Sjelin steps into role.