In 2013 and 2014, UTSA students will have eight new housing options to choose from, including UTSA’s new dorm San Saba Hall. The new housing complexes will be located near the Main and Downtown Campuses...

Long walks from shuttle stops to the classroom may soon be a thing of the past. A bike-sharing program for UTSA is currently under consideration and, if implemented, would give students an additional...

The Student Government Association’s resolution, “End Participation with the Coordinated Admission Program Resolution” passed unanimously last Thursday, Oct. 31. The Coordinated Admissions Program,...

Photo Courtesy of Mohamed Ahmed The UTSA Muslim Student Association (MSA) recently participated in Islamic Awareness Week, an event that aimed to bring forth interfaith dialogue,...

Nine Amendments to the Texas Constitution are up for a statewide vote on Nov. 5. They include property tax cuts for the spouses of diseased veterans, elimination of a non-operational State Medical...

UTSA is preparing to implement a new program that will not require students to have so many different advisors. The proposal for this program was released on Aug. 6 and is currently in preparation....

The 2013 election is the first statewide election where the Texas photo ID requirement for in-person voting has taken effect. In 2011 the Texas state legislature passed Senate Bill 14 (SB 14), which...

Amid rumors of a run for Lieutenant Governor, Senator Leticia Van de Putte, D-San Antonio, spoke Tuesday, Oct. 22, in San Antonio at an event hosted by the Texas Observer about the night of the Wendy...

The Early Alert Retention Network (EARN) is a new program designed to enhance the interaction between students, faculty and staff. The program was created to organize all notifications sent out to students. For...

Football fans weren’t the only ones celebrating at the UTSA homecoming game. Zachary Dunn and Rebecca Smith were named Mr. and Ms. UTSA, succeeding previous winners Carlos Camino and Daniella Lerma. Each...

On Oct. 22, City Councilman Ron Nirenberg visited UTSA to speak with residents of District 8 about changes in city business, specifically a possible CPS rate increase and the future of the San Antonio...

On Nov. 5, Texas residents will get to vote on nine constitutional amendments, one of which is stirring up controversy. Proposition 6, also known as SJR1, is a constitutional amendment providing...