The UTSA Master of Science in Urban and Regional Planning (MSURP) program has earned prestigious national accreditation from the Planning Accreditation Board (PAB) through 2032. Only two other ...

For as long as she can remember, Lauren Rios has wanted to work in the medical field. But a pair of surgeries that she’s experienced in recent years has cemented her commitment to give back to others.

Throughout the month of April, Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) provides an important opportunity to reflect on the issues of sexual violence and its effects on survivors. During SAAM, UTSA ...

The Roadrunners captured a pair of Conference USA team and individual titles under head coach Summer Batiste, a two-time ...

The UTSA College of Education and Human Development (COEHD) is ranked No. 114 of 473 ranked institutions, advancing from its position at No. 122 in 2024. COEHD is celebrated for developing skilled ...

The Winston Churchill Foundation has selected UTSA to become a participating institution in its Churchill Scholarship Program ...

Jeffrey Howard, associate professor of public health at UTSA, Alicia Swan, director of rehabilitation research at the U.S.

One of UTSA’s newest academic offerings is giving Roadrunners an opportunity to combine their technical and creative skills in the world of game development. Fueled by the booming gaming industry and ...

The Jude Valdez Institute for Economic Development (VIED) at UTSA made transformative impacts in the local, state and broader ...

Sombrilla Magazine, available in print and digital formats, is UTSA’s flagship magazine and is known for compelling ...

When the Final Four arrives in San Antonio this Friday, Feeney and her classmates will conclude the experiential component of their course by working as “point guards,” a leadership role where they ...

John Norcott, head strength and conditioning coach for the Pirates’ athletics programs, introduced Kennedy to the field of ...