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10/28/2026

As we continue celebrating UT San Antonio faculty and their work, we’re sharing their advice for Roadrunners navigating college and preparing for what comes next. 🧡💙

Hear what they have to say and join us in recognizing the guidance they offer beyond the classroom!

Behind every accomplished UT San Antonio faculty member is a journey shaped by years of learning, hard work and people w...
10/27/2026

Behind every accomplished UT San Antonio faculty member is a journey shaped by years of learning, hard work and people who helped along the way. These childhood photos remind us how much can unfold between where someone begins and who they become, inviting us to appreciate the paths that led our faculty to help shape the next generation.

10/23/2026

Professor Carlos Rodriguez began writing poetry more than 40 years ago. At UT San Antonio, he shares that passion by helping students discover how writing can organize their thoughts, deepen their understanding and help others.

Listen to him reflect on the joy of seeing students grow and what it means to be part of the Roadrunner family! 🤙

Over the past 15 years, UT San Antonio students have spent a combined 300,000 days in 45 countries pursuing study, resea...
10/15/2026

Over the past 15 years, UT San Antonio students have spent a combined 300,000 days in 45 countries pursuing study, research and service. This milestone celebrates years of learning and discovery around the world.

These experiences help Roadrunners build connections across cultures, gain confidence navigating unfamiliar situations and see their studies from a new perspective. The lessons they bring home can shape how they approach challenges, work with others and prepare for their futures.

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For Professor Sue Ann Pemberton, preparing future architects includes giving students the chance to help preserve the bu...
10/14/2026

For Professor Sue Ann Pemberton, preparing future architects includes giving students the chance to help preserve the buildings they study.

Since 2012, she has taken graduate students to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West, guiding them through a month of measuring, drawing and researching the historic site. Students gain practical experience while helping preserve architectural history. This summer, their documentation earned second place in the annual U.S. National Park Service’s Charles E. Peterson Competition.

This Faculty Appreciation Month, we’re celebrating Professor Pemberton and faculty across UT San Antonio for the time, care and expertise they invest in their students year after year, helping them build skills they can carry into their careers. https://f.mtr.cool/rck3a8mxuv

Throughout Faculty Appreciation Month, our colleges hosted special events to celebrate the faculty members who help make...
10/13/2026

Throughout Faculty Appreciation Month, our colleges hosted special events to celebrate the faculty members who help make our university extraordinary. From appreciation breakfasts and brunches to coffee gatherings, these events served as a small way to recognize the educators, mentors, researchers and leaders who inspire our students, advance knowledge and strengthen the Roadrunner community. 💙🧡

10/09/2026

A favorite professor often does more than teach a course. They help students recognize their strengths, build confidence in their abilities and explore how their interests can shape what comes next. For Faculty Appreciation Month, we asked UT San Antonio students to tell us about the professors who have made a difference in their lives. 🧡

Watch part 1 to hear what our Roadrunners had to say and share your favorite professor in the comments!

10/07/2026

Through Rowdy Corps, Alinna Garcia, a UT San Antonio first-generation Honors College student and finance major, gained hands-on experience at the San Antonio Museum of Science and Technology (SAMSAT). There, she coordinated programs, led tours and learned to handle unexpected challenges.

Her work at SAMSAT also introduced her to audiovisual technology. Alinna followed her curiosity into a part-time finance position with an audiovisual company and, eventually, a full-time engineering role. Today, she installs audiovisual systems across the state of Texas. One of her projects took her to the State Capitol in Austin, where she spent a year supporting audiovisual work for the Texas House of Representatives.

Learn how UT San Antonio students are turning hands-on experiences into career-ready pathways: https://f.mtr.cool/36kjxdj3tm

Meet Arkajyoti Roy, a faculty member in the Carlos Alvarez College of Business whose work extends from the classroom to ...
10/06/2026

Meet Arkajyoti Roy, a faculty member in the Carlos Alvarez College of Business whose work extends from the classroom to challenges facing our communities.

With a $250,000 grant from the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas, Roy is applying his business analytics expertise to help make AI-guided radiation therapy safer and more reliable. His research could improve cancer treatment, especially for patients receiving care in clinics with limited resources.

During Faculty Appreciation Month, we celebrate the faculty who teach our Roadrunners and apply their knowledge to challenges beyond campus. Roy’s research shows how business analytics can contribute to better cancer care for our communities.

https://f.mtr.cool/d8hut3t9bh

10/02/2026

Behind every student’s academic journey are faculty who teach, offer guidance and help them prepare for what comes next. This Faculty Appreciation Month, Provost Heather Shipley shares a special message of thanks to our UT San Antonio faculty. 🧡

Faculty, we encourage you to take part in the many activities our colleagues in Faculty Success, Academic Innovation, ADTS and your colleges have planned for you this month!

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