With more than 34,000 students enrolled at UTSA, access to free menstrual hygiene products is crucial to supporting student success.
“Wellbeing Services has our menstrual hygiene initiative at...
Results for the spring 2023 Student Government Association elections were announced last Friday.
A total of 578 students, or 1.82% of the student body, participated in the elections — a drop in voters...
Correlation between natural disasters and business:
Arkangel Cordero, assistant professor of management at the Alvarez College of Business, published a paper titled “Community and Aftershock: New...
UTSA recently received a $10,000 grant to “promote faculty adoption and student awareness” of open educational resources, also known as OERs.
OERs are openly licensed educational resources, including...
Misc:
On March 31, San Antonio portrait artist Angel Rodriguez-Díaz died at age 67. Rodriguez-Díaz used his portraits to reflect on cultural, political and social issues. His artworks have been featured...
The Eatery, a new on-campus dining location, opened in the new San Pedro I building downtown.
The location joins a couple of other eating locations offered to students at the Downtown Campus, including...
On Feb. 15, the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) awarded 37 grants, amounting to a total of $65.4 million, to nine University of Texas (UT) institutions. Among these CPRIT grant...
University administrators presented updates about the evaluation of UTSA facilities and classroom renovations at the university’s five campuses.
Presenters included Vice Provost for Academic Innovation...
Among several ongoing initiatives underway at UTSA, the Office of Sustainability has begun work to encourage alternative transportation efforts on campus. As a result, Brenan Avenue, which connects Brackenridge...
On Monday, March 20, UTSA announced that it would receive a $2.4 million grant from the Hector and Gloria López Foundation to “provide full tuition assistance for 15 Latino first-generation college...
Voting and Elections:
Last week, the Texas Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of San Antonio voters getting the chance to vote on a charter amendment, also known as Proposition A. The amendment, proposed...
Last month, students, faculty and staff had the opportunity to visit the Texas Legislature in Austin on the occasion of UTSA Day at the Capitol.
“UTSA Day at the Capitol is an opportunity for the...
