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Encompassing nine departments, the College of Liberal and Fine Arts is home to a diverse and stimulating academic community rooted in the humanities with more than 6,500 students and 177 tenure-track faculty. The College of Liberal and Fine Arts is UTSA's largest college, offering degrees in 11 departments:

* Anthropology
* Art & Art History
* Communication
* English
* History
* Modern Languages & Literatures
* Music
* Philosophy & Classics
* Political Science & Geography
* Psychology
* Sociology

10/22/2026

📚🍕 What can popular young adult novels teach us about history?

Join us for our fall Pizza & Research event featuring Dr. Priscilla Martinez and her presentation, More Than a Good Story: Finding History in LatinX YA Literature.

Discover how students explored themes of identity, migration, culture, and belonging through popular LatinX YA novels—and turned their historical research into podcasts that connect fiction to real-world history.

📅 Wednesday, October 28 | Noon
📍 JPL Assembly Center

Come for the pizza, stay for the conversation! 🍕
Learn more: https://bit.ly/PRFall2026

Join Texas Monthly on October 21 from 6- 8 PM in Aula Canaria for screening and panel discussion with them and UTSA facu...
10/15/2026

Join Texas Monthly on October 21 from 6- 8 PM in Aula Canaria for screening and panel discussion with them and UTSA faculty members over “The War on the Rio Grande” oa 22-minute documentary as part of the series “Texas Monthly Presents: The Story.”
 
The battle over the Rio Grande has begun. As the border river collapses, Mexico and Texas are fighting over the dwindling reservoirs, and millions of people could lose their drinking water as soon as next year. Writer Jack Herrera and photographer Jordan Vonderhaar embarked on an investigation spanning 1,900 miles, following the river through both countries for a special issue of Texas Monthly. 
 
🔗RSVP at link in bio.

10/07/2026

Meet Mackenzi Roach. She is an anthropology major at The University of Texas at San Antonio with a passion for history, research and storytelling. Through UT San Antonio Libraries and the Preserving Archives of Texas Heritage program, also known as PATH, she gained hands-on experience in cultural resource work, archival preservation and community engagement. At UT San Antonio, Mackenzi is building skills and a bright future in archival preservation.

Read more about her story on UT San Antonio Today at our link in bio 🔗

Two new works by Kim Bishop, MFA ’22, a San Antonio artist and manager of UT San Antonio Professional and Continuing Edu...
10/06/2026

Two new works by Kim Bishop, MFA ’22, a San Antonio artist and manager of UT San Antonio Professional and Continuing Education’s Young Artist Program, are welcoming travelers to the Alamo City while sharing a story deeply rooted in San Antonio’s history and connection to the river.

Bishop’s “Fountainhead” and “Rise Up” have been permanently installed in the new Ground Terminal at San Antonio International Airport. Together, the site-specific works span more than 2,400 square feet and invite travelers to experience the San Antonio River not simply as a familiar landmark, but as a place of origin, history and cultural memory.

Read the full story on UT San Antonio Today at our link in bio 🔗

1st Photo: Kim Bishop, MFA ’22, with her mural, Fountainhead, at the San Antonio International Airport.
2nd Photo: Kim Bishop with her “Rise Up” mural

09/29/2026

Communication Professor of Practice Ryan McPherson sits down with one the Actors from the Actors From The Stage, Alex Phelps to discuss acting techniques to become a aetter communicator.

Don't miss Alex, who is plays Benedick, and the other actors in this weeks upcoming productions of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing on September 30, October 2, and October 3 at 7:30 PM at the UTSA Arts Building Recital Hall.

🔗 Watch the whole interview and purchase tickets at link in bio.

09/16/2026

Mackenzi Roach, an anthropology major, is turning her passion for history, research, and storytelling into hands-on learning through UT San Antonio Libraries & Museums and the Preserving Archives of Texas Heritage (PATH) program. Experiences like these help students connect what they learn in the classroom to real-world careers while preparing for success after graduation.

Learn more about how Roadrunner students are turning hands-on experiences into career-ready pathways: www.utsa.edu/career-ready

On the newest episode of Launchpad: Voices of Innovation, Anthropology Professor Rebecca Bria takes listeners beyond the...
09/14/2026

On the newest episode of Launchpad: Voices of Innovation, Anthropology Professor Rebecca Bria takes listeners beyond the Indiana Jones image of archaeology and into the realities of modern fieldwork, where the goal isn’t finding a long-lost relic but understanding how people lived, worked, worshipped and built communities across Peru’s ancient past.

Launchpad is available on Apple, Spotify, SoundCloud and YouTube through our link in bio.

Join us for the Fall Study Abroad Fair on Tuesday, September 8th from 10 AM to 2 PM in the Sombrilla. Explore a world of...
09/01/2026

Join us for the Fall Study Abroad Fair on Tuesday, September 8th from 10 AM to 2 PM in the Sombrilla. Explore a world of opportunities through our exchange and UTSA-led programs, and gain a global perspective by immersing yourself in diverse cultures. Connect with students who have embarked on transformative journeys and learn about financial aid and scholarships! Studying abroad is more affordable than you think.

Come learn about these 2027 COLFA Study Abroad opportunities:
Asia Pacific | Summer Study Abroad (June 1st–22nd)
England | London and Its Literature (July 9th–30th)
Italy | Archaeological Field School (June 17th–July 15th)
Mexico | Global Citizenship in Oaxaca (June 1st–July 5th)
Peru | Medicine and Community (May 20th–June 10th)
Spain | Medical Humanities and Translation (June 1st–July 2nd)
Italy | Urbino Semester Program (Fall 2027)

Whether you are brand new to UT San Antonio or back on the road to finishing your degree, enjoy Roadrunner Days events t...
08/24/2026

Whether you are brand new to UT San Antonio or back on the road to finishing your degree, enjoy Roadrunner Days events this week which are all about diving into campus life. Take some time to hit up our welcome events, make some new friends, and maybe get involved with a student org or two! Here at COLFA, we have an incredible, diverse community, and this is the perfect opportunity to connect with the people and resources that will help you crush it this semester.

Let's make it a great one! For more info on Roadrunner Days events, visit our link in bio

08/18/2026

UPDATE (8/19/26, 3:15 p.m.): Students, faculty and staff, see https://bit.ly/4gESkzN for updated information and resources from Provost Heather Shipley as we prepare for the start of fall classes on Monday.

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We are delaying the start of fall semester classes until Monday, August 24. Check here for important information on steps we’re taking to ensure that students, faculty and staff are adequately prepared: https://bit.ly/4gESkzN.

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San Antonio, TX
78249

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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