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JagX Orientation Program Prepares Incoming Students for Success
Texas A&M University-San Antonio is thrilled to once again host JagX, the University’s orientation program designed to prepare first-year students for the exciting college experience ahead
Four Aggie Alumni Establish Scholarship Fund to support A&M-San Antonio STEM Students
Four friends have established the South Texas Four Endowed Scholarship to support Texas A&M University-San Antonio, offering students opportunities to pursue their academic aspirations.
A&M-San Antonio Launches Personalized Tuition Calculator
Texas A&M University-San Antonio has introduced a new tuition and fees calculator, offering students and their families a clear and personalized way to estimate tuition and fees before bills are posted.
A Moment Deferred, a Milestone Honored
Texas A&M University–San Antonio’s 7th annual class reunion, held July 25–26, was especially meaningful this year as some members of the Class of 2020—whose original commencement was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic—finally received their long-awaited walk across the stage.
A&M-San Antonio Launches Historic First Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership
Texas A&M University-San Antonio is enhancing its capacity to cultivate highly skilled professionals for the workforce by introducing its first-ever doctoral program.
A&M-San Antonio Pioneers Graduate Education with Purpose and Support
For students at Texas A&M University-San Antonio, a graduate degree isn’t just a credential; it’s a step toward purpose, career transformation, and community impact.
University Awarded NSF Grant to Train Students in Ecosystem Research at Espada
Texas A&M University–San Antonio has received a $372,000 grant from National Science Foundation (NSF) to launch a project that will recruit and train students to study how human activity is impacting the region’s ecosystem and biodiversity.
University Celebrates Educare San Antonio Milestone
Texas A&M University-San Antonio hosted a special ceremony on Monday, July 1, to celebrate a significant milestone for what promises to be one of the University’s most impactful projects.
First-Generation Cadet Leads the Charge
For Texas A&M University-San Antonio student Jacqueline Rubio, the path to higher education and military service has been a journey of firsts.
A&M-San Antonio's TU CASA Program Hosts Unique Summer Camp
A&M–San Antonio welcomed back a special group of alumni this week for the first-ever summer camp designed specifically for graduates of the Transition University for Career Advancement and Successful Adulthood (TU CASA) program.
Beloved Artist Whose Work Graces University Building Passes Away
Joe Villareal, an artist whose colorful and joyful work is featured throughout the University’ Senator Frank L. Madla Building, passed away from cancer recently at the age of 72.
University Selects Adriana Rojas as VP for Finance and Administration
The university has selected Adriana Rojas as the new Vice President for Finance and Administration and Chief Financial Officer.
Graduate Student Turns Passion for Water Conservation into Full-Time Career
Throughout Bexar County, where rivers and creeks feed the water system, support wildlife and plants, provide outdoor recreation and boost the region’s quality of life , graduate student Angelica Canizalez has found her calling.
Commencement Spotlight: Jerrome Hamilton's Journey of Leadership and Legacy
When Jerrome Hamilton walks across the stage at Freeman Coliseum on May 20, he’ll close a chapter defined by transformation, leadership, and legacy.
Kimberly Rottet Named Inaugural Associate Vice President for Student Affairs Campus Services
The university has selected Dr. Kimberly Rottet as the inaugural associate vice president for Student Affairs Campus Services.
Commencement Spotlight: Candice Allen's Resilient Journey to Graduation
Candice Allen's journey to graduation day at has been anything but ordinary. A decade ago, at just 26, she faced a dire prognosis: end-stage renal failure with only six months to live.
Commencement Spotlight: Nate González is on a Mission to Transform Health Care
When Nate González walks the stage on May 20 during A&M-San Antonio’s Spring 2025 Commencement Ceremony, he’ll earn the distinction of being the first graduate of the University’s Community Health Program.
University Drives Nearly $300 Million in Economic Impact in Bexar County
See how the University has contributed economically to Bexar County and beyond.
University Offering New Scientific Scuba Diving Course
University Offering New Scientific Scuba Diving Course
University Closes Out Fiesta with Festival de Cascarones
Nearly 7,000 people gathered on May 4 for Festival de Cascarones, a fun-filled culmination of the Fiesta season.
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