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UT San Antonio researcher partners with community organizations to improve HIV awareness and prevention
AJ Delgado is helping the groups better understand why some men know of their status while others don’t.
The story behind UT Health San Antonio’s ‘Double Helix’
For more than 40 years, the landmark sculpture has reflected discovery, innovation and advances in healthcare in South Texas.
UT San Antonio brings stronger Wi-Fi to campuses
What changed on campus Wi-Fi over the summer and what is still coming.
Connecting the university’s data science expertise and UTSA Athletics
UT San Antonio students are turning UTSA Athletics data into action by analyzing everything from player performance to fan behavior.
UT San Antonio fuels San Antonio’s workforce through expanded student opportunities (VIDEO)
Mario Vela joins The Cilantro Diaries to discuss how the university is preparing its students through career-engaged learning and employer partnerships.

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A woman in a white lab coat sits on desk with her hands in a glass case as she handles test tubes. Two other women in lab coats stand behind her observing.
Students gained biomedical research experience working alongside UT Health San Antonio faculty mentors.
An illustration of a brain
The discovery by the UT San Antonio neuroscientist could shape how researchers understand hearing, learning and sensory processing.
Portrait of Lisa Campos
The national award recognizes Campos’ leadership in guiding UTSA Athletics through a period of historic growth and achievement.
An elderly woman with white hair sleeps on her side with an elderly man is asleep behind her.
The study from UT Health San Antonio finds that adults who regularly sleep 8.5 hours or more per night showed higher levels of p-tau181, a blood biomarker associated with Alzheimer’s disease.
A novel approach to building better fuel cells breaks down ceramics into powerful clean-energy building blocks
This recognition places the university along the top 400 organizations in the U.S. excelling in workplace culture.
The founder of the Open Cloud Institute sat down with The Cilantro Diaries podcast to talk about what Q Day means for the digital world.
This year’s event marks the first time the gala will recognize graduates from across the integrated university.

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Students from the UT San Antonio School of Nursing gaining a global perspective on health and cross-cultural care.
Dean Eric Brey explains that students are recognizing what industry already knows: Engineers are problem-solvers who address the state’s most important issues.
The UT San Antonio research project will also support the training of undergraduate students and expand K-12 science education.
Scientists at the university have found a link between lupus and a bacterium in the gut microbiome that could lead to more effective treatment.
As part of the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, students will travel internationally to advance their careers in education and research.