Michael Turnini/ The Paisano On Monday, Oct. 6, acoustic singer/songwriter Koji (Andrew Koji Shiraki) performed at local South Town bar The Ten Eleven, for his 2014 Fall Tour. The small...

Courtesy of Hugh Leidlein UTSA freshman Katherine Leidlein appeared on a national broadcast of “From the Top” on National Public Radio (NPR), the preeminent showcase for America’s...

UTSA has over 250 organizations in which students can get involved. For those students who are a bit more competitive, the Paintball Club is a great choice. In the spring of 2012, the Paintball Club...

Wednesday 10/8: Need a good laugh to get you through the week? Check out the comedians of Dormtainment on campus. The famous YouTube group will be performing in the UC Ballroom at 8 p.m. and the...

Humans of New York has been circulating on Facebook for a few years now, but who’s to say that San Antonio citizens aren’t just as interesting? San Antonio native Michael Cirlos has been photographing...

Pressure to diet and become exercise savvy is prominent to say the least. Instagram and Twitter accounts, blogs and YouTube channels advocating nutrition and fitness have become the leaders in promoting...

Over the last few weeks, you’ve probably seen the multitude of student organizations on campus distributing information about their group and encouraging other students to join. There is an organization...

Courtesy of Actors From The London Stage The UTSA Friends of Shakespeare and the UTSA Department of English are hosting the Actors From the London Stage for a performance of “Much...

UTSA comparative literature professor, Steven Kellman, hosted the San Antonio Museum of Art’s (SAMA) Global Lens series this past Friday. Kellman returns to SAMA to introduce the Iranian film, ‘Women’s...

Tuesday 9/30: The San Antonio Botanical Gardens has brought back its Scarecrow Trail Exhibit. This interactive and photofriendly event features over 20 scarecrows made out of...

Mariam Adamjee/ The Paisano On Sept. 24, author Michael Nava met UTSA students in the UC Pecan room for a reading from his recent book, “The City of Palaces.” Published in April...

Because of recent renovations of the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C., a number of world famous pieces and exhibits have made their way around the world on tour. The “Intimate Impressionism”...