High school students, staff celebrate UTSA day by honoring Dean Torres, John Jay High School graduate

Grant to preserve San Antonio culture, music awarded to COEHD faculty

A new bill in Congress would end ‘legacy’ college preferences. Here’s why that matters.

"‘Legacy’ admissions were introduced to keep elite schools White. My research finds that that’s hurting Black and Brown students today," Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Associate Professor and African American Studies Program Coordinator Dr. Jasmine Harris writes for the Washington Post.

UTSA's new Applied Behavior Analysis program trains students to work with people with disabilities

Commentary: Best educators for a better tomorrow

Over the past two years, the pandemic has taken a toll on teachers and educators. Many predict a massive shortage of professional educators as teachers reach burnout and resign or retire. Despite the challenges, Olivia knows teaching is a career that can make the world kinder and better and help others.