Last weekend, science fiction fans from San Antonio and beyond gathered at the Freeman Coliseum Expo Hall to navigate through the Spacecon 2026 intergalactic experience. From celebrity meet-and-greets...
May was the month of horror, shown through Kane Parsons’ surrealist “Backrooms,” the masterfully exercised genre conventions in Damian McCarthy’s haunted house story, “Hokum” and whatever “Passenger”...
As the thrill of May graduation and the start of summer comes to an end, June brings new excitement: Pride month. On May 30, members and allies of the LGBTQ+ community gathered downtown for the annual...
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“Michael” is the long-anticipated biopic of the King of Pop that provides an estate-approved hagiography of the late superstar.
The film left lots on the cutting room floor....
The UT San Antonio Model United Nations Society recently won the Distinguished Delegation award — a team honor granted based on position papers, speaking and diplomacy — while representing Cameroon...
The Mesh Infrastructure Society had its inaugural meeting on April 25, which included both a lecture on mesh communication technology and a hands on receiver assembly workshop. President and founder of...
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UT San Antonio’s College of Liberal and Fine Arts spent their final full week in the medieval city of Urbino doing finals, holding presentations and...
Before the thrill of summer can commence, students must endure the most stressful week of the semester: finals week. Amid all the studying and preparation for dreaded exams, decompressing is of utmost...
Self-reflection is typically best when the mirror staring back does not have cracks or warps. After two and a half years of development and reflecting on their musical journey, indie, synth-pop band Metric...
As visitors roam the Brown Gallery of the McNay Art Museum, a curtain draws back on the life’s work of a theatrical visionary: the “Tony Walton: Designer of Dreams” exhibit. Walton, an accomplished...
As students wrap up the semester in less than a month, Roadrunners hurtle towards summer vacation. From extinct species to summer, students prepare to step into the rays of vacation.
This week on...
Roy Gabay’s “The Laramie Project” takes on a larger-than-the-stage presence through UTSA Student Theater’s outdoor staging and swift, poignant line delivery. This ambitious production differs from...
