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UT San Antonio Today • 15th December 2025

‘Something I have a deep passion for’: Online program makes cyber degree possible

This December, Curtis Muniz will earn a bachelor’s in business administration in cybersecurity with a minor in digital forensics. But his educational journey with UT San Antonio has been over 20 years in the making.

UT San Antonio Today • 11th December 2025

Three new Romo Endowed Professorship recipients design original courses for students

Three UT San Antonio faculty members have been named the newest recipients of the Ricardo Romo PhD Endowed Professorship. Established in 2010, the academic position is awarded to a faculty member who has demonstrated excellence in teaching, research and service to undergraduate students enrolled in the Honors College.

UT San Antonio Today • 4th December 2025

Students bridge entrepreneurship and community impact in Najim Center program

Nearly 30 UT San Antonio students expanded their entrepreneurial skills this fall in the Start-Up Academy, a hands-on program offered by the university’s Najim Center. The 10-week program taught students entrepreneurship fundamentals in real time while building their own coffee business from the ground up.

UT San Antonio Today • 21st November 2025

Two students honored with national award for storytelling project with formerly incarcerated individuals

The National Collegiate Honors Council has named UT San Antonio Honors College seniors Jasbeth Medrano and Michael Pozos recipients of the 2025 Community Engagement Award.

29th October 2025

Faculty Features

A series of profiles highlighting interesting and accomplished faculty across UT San Antonio.

29th October 2025

Hannah Garza becomes first graduate of new UTSA master’s program

When Hannah Garza crossed the Commencement stage this May, she became the first in her family to obtain an advanced degree. She also became the first student to complete a multidisciplinary studies (MDST) master’s degree at UTSA.

29th October 2025

UTSA Game Design program opens new career paths for Roadrunners

29th October 2025

John Quarles: Expanding access to the benefits of virtual reality

While virtual reality is often associated with gaming and entertainment, it serves a wider range of purposes spanning education, fitness, training for military or medical personnel, physical rehabilitation and more. John Quarles, a UTSA professor of computer science, conducts research that aims to enhance the virtual and augmented reality experience across all these applications. 
Quarles says his interest in these subjects was first sparked during his youth while spending time with his father,...

29th October 2025

Paul Ardoin: Director of new degree program builds community of future filmmakers at UTSA

UT San Antonio Today • 12th August 2025

Meet UTSA faculty and academic leadership new to campus this fall

More than 75 new faculty members from across disciplines are joining UTSA to begin the new academic year.
The incoming group includes tenured, tenure-track and full-time fixed-term-track faculty and come to UTSA from leading institutions around the United States and the world.

UT San Antonio Today • 1st July 2025

Archer Fellowship offers internships for ’Runners in the nation’s capital

Eleven UTSA undergraduate students were selected to participate in the Bill Archer Fellowship Program. Students completed semester-long internships in Washington, D.C., at places like the White House, Capitol Hill, the Supreme Court, and other federal agencies and nonprofit organizations.

UT San Antonio Today • 4th April 2025

Roadrunners score behind-the-scenes look at NCAA March Madness

In the months leading up to the 2025 NCAA Men’s Final Four basketball tournament in San Antonio, a group of UTSA students got to work alongside NCAA leaders, getting an in-depth look at what it takes to organize this national sporting event.

The opportunity is part of a special course in the Hospitality and Events Management program.

UT San Antonio Academic Affairs • 2nd April 2025

VIDEO: Roadrunners score behind-the-scenes look at NCAA March Madness

Watch to learn how UTSA students got the opportunity to work alongside NCAA leaders during the 2025 Men’s Final Four basketball tournament in San Antonio. Students got a rare, in-depth look at what it takes to organize this national sporting event.

UT San Antonio Today • 29th October 2024

UT System recognizes UTSA professors for outstanding teaching

Faculty members Matthias Hofferberth and Rebecca Schroeder have been selected to receive the 2024 Regents’ Outstanding Teaching Award from The University of Texas System Board of Regents.
The award is the UT System’s highest teaching honor.

UT San Antonio Today • 25th September 2024

UTSA’s Najim Center receives grant to promote character-building education

The UTSA Najim Center for Innovation and Career Advancement has been named a recipient of a one-year Capacity-Building Grant from the Educating Character Initiative (ECI). The $50,000 grant will enable UTSA to develop and integrate leadership, service, ethics and other character-building principles into its curricula and culture.

UT San Antonio Today • 6th September 2024

UTSA test drives new offerings with multidisciplinary studies program

UTSA is a leader in developing new academic programs for its students. The university’s multidisciplinary studies undergraduate degree, housed in the University College, acts as an incubator to explore and grow these new and innovative academic offerings.

UTSA Academic Affairs • 3rd September 2024

UTSA Najim Center highlighted on international stage at Thailand entrepreneurship summit

UTSA received international recognition this summer for its commitment to supporting student entrepreneurship and experiential learning. The UTSA Najim Center for Innovation and Career Advancement—in collaboration with the UTSA University Career Center—was invited to Bangkok, Thailand to present at the Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers’ (GCEC) inaugural summit.

UT San Antonio Today • 2nd September 2024

Roadrunners forge global connections for at Northern Ireland peacebuilding program

Undergraduates Sahana Babu and Htoo Htee Ywar and graduate student Garrett Rouse took part in a 10-day intensive workshop in Northern Ireland with students of all ages from around the world to learn about peacemaking, reconciliation, conflict resolution and community building.

UTSA Academic Affairs • 17th July 2024

UTSA grad Clarysa Luna eyes medical school after nontraditional path to degree

Clarysa Luna '24 still remembers the class that first sparked her interest in medicine. Her high school anatomy teacher’s engaging instructional style led to a fascination with the models of cells, organs and skeletons that they studied in class. This interest — combined with a desire to help others — led Luna to study biology at UTSA, with aspirations of attending medical school after completing her undergraduate degree.

UT San Antonio Today • 30th May 2024

UTSA leverages hospitality industry in new undergraduate program

One of UTSA’s newest academic programs is building on San Antonio’s flourishing hospitality and tourism industry. The Hospitality and Events Management program, offered through the UTSA University College, is giving students a realistic look at what it’s like to work in the hospitality fields through the program’s robust local partnerships and unique curriculum.

19th February 2024

Undergrad research opportunities lead to life abroad for UTSA Top Scholar couple

UT San Antonio Today • 25th January 2024

Archer Fellowship was springboard for UTSA Top Scholar’s success

From conducting biomedical engineering research to participating in study away trips, Bharath Ram ’19 took advantage of many experiential learning programs offered at UTSA while he was an undergraduate.

UT San Antonio Today • 2nd January 2024

UTSA's Sophia Irizarry among four ROTC cadets in nation to receive Bronze Cross

The Legion of Valor of the USA has awarded UTSA senior and Air Force ROTC Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Sophia Irizarry the 2023 Bronze Cross for Achievement. The award recognizes excellence in academics, military performance, leadership and community outreach and is among the highest recognitions an ROTC cadet can earn.
The oldest veteran service organization in the country, the Legion of Valor annually selects a small number of cadets from more than 1,700 college and university ROTC programs to rec...

UT San Antonio Today • 26th May 2023

Supportive community powers UTSA grad Chukwuemeka Alumanah