UT San Antonio Academic Affairs

Roadrunner excellence reached the global stage in New York City. Fourteen UT San Antonio students represented our university at the National Model United Nations conference and came home with top honors.

Our Roadrunners represented Cameroon, practiced diplomacy and worked with students from around the world to address global issues. Congratulations to the UT San Antonio Model UN Society on earning the Distinguished Delegation Award!

Read more about how our Roadrunners represented UT San Antonio on a global stage: https://bit.ly/4uLnL0l

Roadrunners are making their mark in STEM. Five UT San Antonio students and recent graduates have earned NSF Graduate Research Fellowships, one of the nation’s most competitive awards for emerging researchers.

Congratulations to Leah Alvarado, Emily Holder, Dylan Moran, Theodore Pabst and Jacob Pike on this outstanding achievement. We are proud to celebrate their hard work, research excellence and the bright futures ahead of them!

Learn more about this national recognition and the Roadrunners representing our university: https://bit.ly/4okOIX5

Five Roadrunners earn prestigious National Science Foundation fellowship - UT San Antonio Today The NSF fellowship provides vital support as the students and alumni advance their graduate research education.

Insects may be small but their impact on our ecosystems is huge. In the newest episode of Launchpad: Voices of Innovation, UT San Antonio’s Jessica Beckham shares why bees, wasps and other “unwanted” insects play an important role in pollination, food webs and the health of Texas ecosystems.

Listen now and learn more about the hidden value of these often misunderstood creatures: https://bit.ly/49QNwEH

Today, we celebrated the staff at our downtown locations who bring care, connection and support to UT San Antonio each day at the Staff Senate Great Staff Appreciation event. Thank you for the many ways you support our students, colleagues and Roadrunner community every day! 🎉

We are proud to celebrate our Spring 2026 UT San Antonio Air Force and Army ROTC cadets as they prepare to commission into the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force. This moment reflects years of hard work, leadership and dedication to service. Congrats to these outstanding Roadrunners as they take this meaningful next step, and thank you to the families, friends and mentors who have helped support their journey.


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Success on the field starts with success in the classroom. 💙🧡

As UTSA Athletics continues planning enhancements to Roadrunner Field, we’re proud to celebrate the student-athletes who are excelling academically too. This past fall 2025, baseball earned its best semester GPA at 3.45, while softball set a program record with a 3.46 cumulative GPA. These investments support more than competition. They support student success, community pride and the continued momentum of our Roadrunners.

Read more about how these plans will support student-athlete success, fan experience and Roadrunner pride: https://bit.ly/4uxgBgy

Celebrating the incredible staff who make UT San Antonio such a welcoming and supportive place for our students. From behind-the-scenes work to daily connections across campus, your contributions help Roadrunners feel supported and ready to succeed. Thank you for all you do!🎉

Today is a special day for the UT San Antonio community as we celebrate the Spring 2026 graduates. Their journey has been shaped by hard work, growth and the support of those who helped them along the way. Congratulations to all of our graduates!

Join us in celebrating our Spring 2026 doctoral graduates! 🎓
Their hard work, resilience and dedication to advancing knowledge have brought them to this well-earned celebration. We’re excited to honor their accomplishments and look forward to the impact they’ll make in their fields, communities and beyond.